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Lifepoint Informatics

Glen Rock, NJ (PRWEB) February 16, 2012

Lifepoint Informatics, a leader in health information technology focusing on laboratory outreach connectivity, health information exchange and clinical data interoperability, will host the Lifepoint Informatics User Conference (LPUC 2012) on Thursday, March 1st at Loews Portofino Bay Hotel in Orlando, Florida. The LPUC is designed to provide Lifepoint Informatics clients with the latest information about the company’s product innovations and enhancements along with information about industry trends in the rapidly evolving field of health information technology. Lifepoint Informatics Senior and Technical Management Teams will join with clients for a day of information, education, networking and collaboration.

Keynote speaker for LPUC 2012 is Bruce A. Friedman, MD, Emeritus Professor of Pathology at the University of Michigan Medical School and President of the Pathology Education Consortium. Dr. Friedman is the director of a continuing education symposium on Automated Information Management in the Clinical Laboratory (AIMCL) that is devoted to the topic of laboratory information systems and automated information management in the clinical laboratories, which has been held at the University of Michigan Medical School for over 20 years.

Lifepoint’s clinical laboratory operations solutions focus on electronic results delivery. Lifepoint works directly with clients to enhance existing solutions to deliver the highest level of interoperability. This expertise enables Lifepoint’s product specialists to address the ongoing challenge of lab reporting to ambulatory primary care providers. Lifepoint’s IT experts will present product upgrades, enhancements and demonstrations along with new approaches, connectivity resources and solutions at LPUC 2012.

A trusted leader in health information exchange, Lifepoint solutions focus on the importance of clinical integration, health information exchange, and data interoperability solutions for hospitals, hospital systems, and clinical laboratories. Lifepoint’s vendor neutral data integration solutions facilitate health information exchange, enable successful outreach connectivity, EMR integration, EHR interfacing, physician portal, and quality reporting among disparate clinical systems. For additional conference information, visit the 2012 Lifepoint User Conference page at http://www.lifepoint.com.

About Lifepoint Informatics

Lifepoint Informatics is a leader in healthcare IT serving the data connectivity, integration and communication needs of clinical laboratories, hospitals and health networks. Lifepoint Informatics develops, sells and supports healthcare information technology solutions nationwide to help healthcare providers improve patient care and lower costs through the use of information technology. Since 1999, Lifepoint Informatics has enabled over 200 hospitals, clinical labs and anatomic pathology groups to grow their market share and extend their outreach programs through the deployment of its ONC-ATCB Certified Web Provider Portal and its comprehensive portfolio of ready-to-go EMR and EHR interfaces. For more Information please visit http://www.lifepoint.com.

Contacts:

Lifepoint Informatics

Emily Ruffing, 201-447-3991 ext. 349

eruffing(at)lifepoint(dot)com

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