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White Sulphur Springs, Montana hospital says NextGen Healthcare Information Systems of Texas never installed health records system
White Sulphur Springs’ hospital, the Mountainview Medical Center, is suing a health record system company, saying it didn’t install $441,000 in electronic equipment as promised.
In documents filed in U.S. District Court last week, attorneys for the hospital say that on Sept. 28, 2012, the hospital contracted with NextGen Healthcare Information Systems of Texas https://www.nextgen.com to install a certified health record system by June 1, 2013. These types of systems are mandated by the Affordable Care Act.
"The system to be installed was to be one which would permit MVMC to demonstrate ‘meaningful use’ of such electronic health records through all stages of applicable federal regulations," according to the lawsuit.
By EVE BYRON Independent Record
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