Dallas – Jan. 22, 2013 – Miami Children’s Hospital has partnered with Corepoint Health to replace their existing interface engine with Corepoint Integration Engine. The hospital switched to the Windows-based integration platform to alleviate stability concerns and to ensure that vital patient data is available to caregivers when needed.
Edward Martinez, Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer at Miami Children’s Hospital, said he chose Corepoint Integration Engine because of its proven reputation of delivering true interoperability solutions, which is of utmost importance for his facility’s eHealth Initiative that integrates mobile applications, a regional telehealth center, and video devices with the hospital’s electronic medical record system.
Henry Cespedes, interface integration analyst at Miami Children’s Hospital, echoed that statement, saying the stability he now has using Corepoint Integration Engine to create and monitor interfaces in a Windows environment gives him confidence that their health data will move between systems as intended.
The implementation process proved to Cespedes why the product has achieved the #1 ranking for interface engines from 2009-2012 in the Best in KLAS Awards: Software & Services Report.
Phil Guy, Corepoint Health chief executive officer, said they are looking forward to collaborating with one of the nation’s premier pediatric hospitals to help their innovative team exchange data between health information systems, facilities, and various applications.
Corepoint Health delivers a simplified approach to internal and external health data integration and health information exchange for hospitals, radiology centers, laboratories, and clinics. Our software solutions provide a fast track to health care providers for achieving interoperability goals and creating operational leverage within their care organization. Our approach significantly reduces demands on IT staff and budget. Corepoint Integration Engine was named the #1 interface engine the previous four consecutive years, 2009-2012, in the Best in KLAS Awards: Software & Services report.