Insight Imaging announced today that it reached a three-year agreement
to provide Insight Imaging Enterprise Solutions to the Progressive
Imaging Center located on the campus of Clara Maass Medical Center in
Belleville, New Jersey, an affiliate of the Saint Barnabas Health Care
System, New Jersey’s largest not-for-profit integrated health care
delivery system.
“Our model offers a fiscally
responsible solution for providing a fully integrated infrastructure
designed to support and enhance the center’s operations and the quality
of services provided by Clara Maass and Progressive Imaging Center to
their patients and referring physicians.”
“We are extremely excited to provide Insight Imaging Enterprise
Solutions to the Progressive Imaging Center,” said Kip Hallman,
President and CEO of Insight Imaging. “Our model offers a fiscally
responsible solution for providing a fully integrated infrastructure
designed to support and enhance the center’s operations and the quality
of services provided by Clara Maass and Progressive Imaging Center to
their patients and referring physicians.”
Insight Imaging Enterprise Solutions is an integrated suite of systems,
services and technologies designed to accelerate growth, optimize
productivity and maximize revenue. This fully integrated infrastructure,
which is built around a robust data warehouse, provides a streamlined
and highly effective solution for the imaging needs of hospitals and
imaging centers.
“We are always looking for new, innovative ways to enhance our delivery
of high quality health care to our patients, and we are confident that
this agreement with Insight Imaging will enable us to significantly
strengthen our imaging services,” said Thomas A. Biga, Executive Vice
President of Acute, Outpatient and Patient Care Services, Saint Barnabas
Health Care System. “We believe Insight Imaging Enterprise Solutions
offers us a streamlined solution that will increase our efficiency and
allow our radiologists to focus on what they do best – helping patients.”
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