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Back-office technology that helps hospitals perform critical, everyday tasks like compiling and storing medical records, scheduling staff, reserving operating rooms, and billing patients is, by most accounts, so antiquated that it often causes more problems than it solves.

With HIMSS19 just a few days away, RxRevu is excited to announce that it will be one of UPMC Enterprises exhibiting portfolio companies.

As the healthcare industry comes to grips with the scale of disruption it will be facing over the next few years, a handful of forward-thinking organizations are aiming to lead the change instead of being swept along in its wake.

Physicians are working side-by-side with health IT developers from Google and Apple to offer insight into clinical workflows.

As an emergency room physician, Richard Zane often considers how software can help him with patients. The problem is that engineers and doctors are from different worlds.

Studies have shown a majority of doctors think cost is an important consideration in treatment, but many often don’t know the actual costs of specific treatments of prescription drugs.

This case study looks at the electronic prescription support technology now guiding roughly 80 percent of the health system’s prescription decisions.

Whether by managing payments, connecting consumers to reimbursement options, or just manufacturing cheap drugs themselves, these companies are taking aim at a problem that's building to a crisis.