| Sage Software Healthcare Launches Intergy Practice Portal for Patient ...
TAMPA, Fla., Jan. 7 /PRNewswire/ -- To meet patient demand for secure, efficient, electronic communication and remain competitive, Front Range Center for Brain and Spine located in Fort Collins, Colorado, and NaturoMedica in Sammamish, Washington, were among the first practices nationwide to implement the newly released Intergy Practice Portal by Sage Software. Intergy Practice Portal, developed in partnership with Kryptiq Corporation, is a secure online system that enables practices to provide an online "face" to their patients, giving patients and practices improved ways to communicate. Unlike other portals, Intergy Practice Portal is fully integrated with the Intergy by Sage suite of solutions. Patient requests made online through Intergy Practice Portal are routed directly to the Intergy and Intergy EHR workspace, with no redundant keying or switching between programs, saving administrative time and improving accuracy of information and patient service.
Why systematize your people processes?
A transparent and systematized process operation at every stage guides all associates at Perot Systems. Renuka Vembu finds out more about the organization and its people processes Perot Systems has a professional work environment that provides equal employment opportunity to every person associated with it. The environment, free from any form of discrimination, and built on mutual trust, respect and spirit of co-operation displayed generously by fellow co-workers, supports personal and professional growth. Vardhman Jain, Managing Director, Insurance and Business Process Solutions-India and Manila, Perot Systems said, We are committed to a professional work environment where all individuals are treated with respect and dignity; without harassment or abusive behavior based on race, color, sex, national origin, age, marital status, religion, disability, sexual orientation, or veteran status.
CA concludes stock options probe, finalizes results
The troubled systems management and security software company was originally due to release final fourth-quarter and full fiscal 2006 results in late May, but twice delayed the process as it uncovered more issues. "Filing our Form 10-K closes our fiscal year 2006 and enables us to concentrate on moving forward," John Swainson, CA CEO, said in a statement. In recent conference calls about the vendor's financials, Swainson has been keen to distinguish CA's past from its present and likely future operations. The restating of results centered around three areas -- stock options prior to fiscal 2002, additional subscription revenue relating to the early renewal of some customer contracts, and extra sales commission expense that should have been recorded in results for the third quarter of fiscal 2006.
Millions of DHA money unaccountable
DALLAS - A recent audit has found that millions of taxpayer dollars are unaccounted for inside the Dallas Housing Authority. The audit found the books so disorganized and mismanaged that nearly $4 million aren't accounted for. The DHA oversees 16,000 families with rental vouchers. When a family who already has a voucher moves to Dallas, the DHA gets reimbursed from the city from where the tenant came from. However, the DHA's recordkeeping in tracking the portable vouchers in 2005 and 2006 were found to be sloppy. "I am concerned about the findings in this report and I've taken the necessary steps to address the problems," said Ann Lott, DHA president and CEO. The audit concluded that DHA tried to account for vouchers with "inaccurate, unreliable and altered records," and then billed HUD for $3.7 million that's unaccounted for and HUD now wants back.
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