Welcome to the POMIS Knowledge Base Company...for unbiased information you deserve.
Inside the POMIS Industry
Facts, Figures, and Interested Parties
This Website focuses on our services to help clients to find interested parties for acquisitions, mergers, and partnerships. Talk to Vinson J. Hudson, POMIS Analyst, and ask for a few minutes on our YOURS Online Website or a private discussion of your business needs.We will sign a mutual non-disclosure agreement. 512-320-1505
The nation's only dedicated Physician's Office Management & Medical Information Systems (POMIS) market research & analysis firm that delivers competitive intelligence (a) online (www.yoursonline.net) with quarterly updates and GREAT subscription fees and/or (b) personalizes finding possible deals for acquisition, merger, or partnerships.
Finders Advisory Special Services Jewson Enterprises' Finders Advisory Special Services introduces interested parties to acquisitions, mergers, or partnerships charging a flat fee with measurable milestones. Since we are not brokers, we do not require exclusivity.
Highlighted Vendor Intelligence Periodically, we will highlight features, technologies, or implementations of various IT vendors. These highlights are performed after Jewson Enterprises has interviewed the vendor and validated the information that we present. There is no intent to endorsement any vendor or its products and services. We hope that you would call the vendor and query its executives to assure that their offerings fit your needs. In addition you may call Vinson J. Hudson to discuss this vendor further - 512-694-1443.
POMIS IQ The prospect of signigicant competitive strategy restructuring in the POMIS industry will serve up many more deal possibilities than before. The nation's healthcare system is undergoing a transformation in an effort to improve quality, safety and efficiency of care from the upgrade to ICD-10 to information exchanges of EHR technology. The Medicare and Medicaid EHR incentive programs are designed to support providers in this period of transition, but the impact of this historic change on both providers and patients will stretch far beyond the duration of these programs. The Medicare and Medicaid EHR incentive programs provide a financial reward for the meaningful use of qualified, certified EHRs to achieve health and efficiency goals. By implementing and meaningfully using an EHR system, providers will reap benefits beyond financial incentives - like reduction in errors, availability of records and data, reminders and alerts, clinical decision support and e-Prescribing/refill automation. On July 13, 2010, the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) released a Final Rule establishing the criteria with which eligible professionals and hospitals must comply in order to qualify for the more than $25.0 billion incentive payments that are available to clinicians through the American Recovery and Reimbursement Act.Providers are not required to begin participating in the incentive program in 2011; however, providers must begin receiving payments no later than 2016. Vendors have seen more acquisition opportunities in the POMIS industry than ever before.Small and mid-sized companies that could not penetrate the funding market can now more realistically consider several business transactions: get acquired by larger firms with business plans with investors or partner with several smaller firms to gain some market strength. In the past, acquisitions and mergers have been led by the like of McKesson Corporation, Allscripts, Inc., Cerner Corporation, Sage Software, GE Healthcare, NextGen Healthcare Information Systems, etc.Today, there are opportunities for smaller vendors such as athenahealth, Inc., AdvancedMD Software, MedPlexus Corporation, and the like. Demand is fueled by the U.S. Healthcare Reform movement for Medicare and Medicaid, which is driving greater adoption of information technology into provider organizations, especially the ambulatory care sector.
Copyright Jewson Enterprises 2010; The POMIS Knowledge Base
