Fort Lauderdale, FL - Intermedix Corporation, the leading provider of technology-based business services to the emergency healthcare services industry, announced today it has acquired Collaborative Fusion, Inc. (CFI) of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
CFI provides innovative emergency management solutions for federal, state, and local governments, as well as the private sector. Their software solutions help public health officials prepare for emergencies, coordinate response efforts, and build stronger communities. CFI’s CORES Platform offers interoperability, performance, security, and usability that exceed industry standards.
Andy Nunemaker, President of Intermedix EMSystems division, commented, “Bringing together the robust technology and innovative leadership of our two companies redefines what is possible in the emergency preparedness and response industry. This combination will not only benefit our client base, but will benefit the industry as a whole and the communities they serve.”
Doug Shamon, CEO of Intermedix Corporation, stated, “Our goal at Intermedix is to effectively meet the needs of the emergency community today, while continually seeking solutions for tomorrow. The acquisition of CFI is clearly another step toward building upon our market leadership in taking a holistic approach to improving the US emergency healthcare system.”
According to Atila Omer, CEO of Collaborative Fusion, Inc., “All of us at CFI see an opportunity, combined with Intermedix EMSystems, to better serve our existing clients and to bring new emergency preparedness and public health solutions to the market. Intermedix has demonstrated a strong commitment to the industry, and we are proud to now be a part of such a dedicated team.”
About Intermedix Corporation Intermedix (www.intermedix.com) focuses on the highly-fragmented emergency healthcare system by delivering healthcare information technology and business solutions to manage the revenue cycle, promote preparedness and interoperability, and support incident response management, documentation and reporting.
Intermedix provides revenue cycle management services for emergency physicians and hospital emergency departments, emergency medical services (ambulance) agencies, urgent care centers, and fire departments throughout the United States and has collected billions of dollars for its clients. The Company also provides hosted technology solutions for state and local public health agencies, hospitals, emergency medical services agencies, and fire departments using the brand names EMResource™, EMTrack™, ResponseManager™, TripTix®, EMRegistry™, and FleetEyes™.
About Collaborative Fusion, Inc. Collaborative Fusion, Inc. (www.collaborativefusion.com) is a leading provider of web-based responder and incident management solutions helping local, state, and federal agencies best prepare for, respond to, and recover from emergencies. Collaborative Fusion, Inc.’s CORES™ Platform provides ESAR-VHP compatible, FIPS 201-1 interoperable registration, notification, deployment management, on-scene accountability, and post-incident reporting solutions to agencies responsible for coordinating response personnel and resources in a disaster. The CORES™ Platform includes a PHIN compliant Health Alert Network system which can be locally hosted or delivered as a managed service. Technology solutions provided by Collaborative Fusion, Inc. help protect over 149 million United States citizens.
For more information, contact: Cindy Gardner Phone: 954-308-8717 Email: Cindy.gardner@intermedix.com
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