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Crossflo Systems, Inc. is a San Diego, CA-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
RTI Software is a Lisle, IL-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
Founded in 1999, Craneware`s mission is to stop the loss of legitimate revenue owed to healthcare organizations by establishing a culture of revenue integrity within these organizations. Our vision is to be the partner that can be relied on to improve and sustain our customers` strong financial performance. Over our history we have come a long way towards achieving this. Today, Craneware has a total of nine core products, spanning four product families: Revenue Cycle, Access Management & Strategic Pricing, Supply Management and Audit & Revenue Recovery. One in four registered U.S. hospitals has chosen Craneware products to help them optimize reimbursement, improve operational efficiency, and minimize compliance risk. To support this growing client base and the company`s future growth prospects, Craneware now employs more than 200 professionals across the US and UK.
Supervisor Systems is a Dresser, WI-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
"Founded in 1979, Epic is private and employee-owned. We develop, install and support all our applications in-house. Epic`s leadership team includes clinicians, developers and process experts – people deeply experienced in patient care and healthcare technology. Epic fully endorses and formally adopts the Electronic Health Record (EHR) Association`s Developer Code of Conduct that encourages cooperative and transparent business practices among industry stakeholders. Epic has had a long history of embracing the Code`s key values and practices including: responsible development, patient safety, interoperability and data portability, clinical and billing accuracy, privacy and security and patient engagement. We are proud to have participated in the Code`s creation and to stand alongside our fellow EHR developers in demonstrating mutual support for safe, interoperable innovation."