Gentlemen's agreement: Helix/Medlantic deal was inked with a little help from two friends

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Medlantic Healthcare Group's merger with Helix Health has been expected to happen, according to John McDaniel, former CEO of Medlantic and now chief executive of the combined companies. The merger of the two companies has created Helix/Medlantic, which is one of the 15 largest non-for-profit health systems in the US, with an operating revenue of almost $1.4 billion. With several health service providers in the Washington-Maryland area consolidating, Michael Merson, founder of Helix Health and now president of Helix/Medlantic, said the company is still seeking for more partners in the area.

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Its merger with Medlantic HealthCare Group has been expected to happen, according to John McDaniel CE of the merged companies

Strategy & planning, Washington, DC, Maryland, General Medical and Surgical Hospitals, General Medical Hospitals, Hospitals, Washington, D.C., Medlantic Healthcare Group Inc., Article, Helix Health System

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Just say the world

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Massachusetts General Hospital, in Boston, plans to install IBM's MedSpeak Pathology for Windows, voice-automated software that residents can use to input laboratory findings. Other voice-based document processing programs include Kurzweil Applied Intelligence's Windows-based software called Clinical Reporter, which greatly improves the output of pathologists.

Prepackaged software, Medical laboratories, Medical and Diagnostic Laboratories, Offices & clinics of medical doctors, Computer software industry, Software industry, Software, Product information, Product introduction, International Business Machines Corp., IBM, Biomedical laboratories, Voice communications software, Pathologists, Kurzweil Applied Intelligence Inc., KURZ, IBM MedSpeak Pathology (Document processing system)

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