EHR / EMR in Illinois

Pointcore is a healthcare services company providing nonclinical and back-end operational support to health systems. Primary service areas include Healthcare Technology Management (HTM) for medical equipment maintenance and servicing; Supply Chain Services focused on spend aggregation and cost reduction; Technology Services encompassing EHR (Epic) implementation, management, and optimization, plus IT and network infrastructure; Facilities Management and Construction Services; and Business Services for healthcare operations. The company offers proprietary consulting methodologies (PathSeeker Methodology™) and strategic partnership networks to deliver customized solutions. Pointcore serves health systems seeking to lower operational costs, overcome resource constraints, maintain technology currency, and ensure regulatory compliance. The company maintains healthcare-specific expertise in managing critical infrastructure and support systems that enable clinical delivery.

Higi is a consumer health engagement platform that operates a national network of FDA-cleared Smart Health Stations—self-screening kiosks deployed in supermarkets, pharmacies, and community locations. The platform enables individuals to measure, track, and manage their health data through an omnichannel approach combining physical kiosks, a mobile app, and digital tools. Smart Health Stations provide biometric screening including blood pressure, weight, and cardiovascular/diabetes risk assessments. Users create personal health accounts to monitor trends over time and access personalized health education. The company integrates with health systems, health plans, and retailers to support care coordination, health risk assessments, and navigation to community resources. As a Modivcare service, Higi reaches 34 million members and emphasizes HIPAA compliance and data security for health-related information.

Remote Patient Devices, LLC is a US-based remote patient monitoring (RPM) provider serving medical practices, healthcare facilities, and chronic disease management programs. The company develops and operates a cloud-based RPM platform enabling patients to transmit vital signs—blood pressure, glucose levels, and weight—from home or office settings for real-time clinical review. The platform integrates with existing EHR systems, supports iOS and Android mobile applications, and includes automated time tracking, customizable clinical alerts, and EMR interoperability. Remote Patient Devices serves solo practices, group practices, and larger healthcare systems seeking to expand preventive and chronic care management outside traditional clinical settings. The company handles end-to-end RPM implementation including patient eligibility verification, care plan development, medical billing and coding, and compliance with current healthcare regulations (MIPS quality measures, value-based care models). The platform emphasizes patient engagement, clinical actionability of real-time data, and revenue optimization through accurate remote patient monitoring billing. Core use cases include hypertension management, diabetes monitoring, and post-acute care transitions. Remote Patient Devices markets RPM as a tool for reducing hospital readmissions, improving MIPS scores, and generating $100,000–$150,000 annual revenue per 100 monitored patients for practices. The company provides practitioner training, ongoing clinical support, and billing assistance to ensure sustainable adoption.

Clinical Computer Systems, Inc. (CCSI) is a perinatal care technology company founded in 1996 and headquartered in Hoffman Estates, Illinois. The company develops and supports the OBIX Perinatal Data System—a cloud-enabled, integrated platform specializing in electronic fetal monitoring and labor & delivery workflow management. OBIX combines software-based decision support with wireless fetal monitoring hardware (OBIX BeCA Fetal Monitor) to enable real-time maternal and fetal vital signs monitoring at the bedside. The platform integrates with major EHR systems including MEDITECH and Veradigm, streamlining clinical documentation and data exchange. Key features include maternal alerts, decision support e-tools aligned with NICHD fetal heart rate standards, mobile charting and reporting, and wireless monitoring solutions. CCSI serves hospital enterprises across North America and internationally, supporting over 0+ facilities and monitoring thousands of deliveries annually. The company provides comprehensive implementation, technical support, online training, and extended support plans to optimize perinatal safety and clinical outcomes.

ASCEND Cardiovascular is a specialized cardiovascular IT solutions provider headquartered in Springfield, Illinois. Founded in 1995, the company develops enterprise-grade structured reporting and workflow software designed exclusively for cardiology departments and health systems. The ASCEND CV portfolio delivers multimodality structured reporting capabilities that integrate diagnostic, procedural, and reporting workflows into a unified cardiovascular ecosystem. Core offerings include ASCEND CV (multimodality reporting software), ASCEND InView (zero-footprint DICOM viewer), Gen3Echo (AI-driven echocardiography reporting), ASCEND Analytics (open-schema data warehouse), and Catalyst LIVE (telepresence collaboration platform). The company provides vendor-agnostic solutions with device interfaces, clinical decision support, and implementation services. ASCEND serves leading North American health systems and hospitals, with specialized solutions for pediatric cardiology, congenital heart disease, and non-invasive cardiac imaging. The platform integrates seamlessly with major EHR/HIS systems and medical device manufacturers including Epic, Cerner, GE Healthcare, Philips, and AGFA Healthcare.

20/20 Imaging, a division of Konica Minolta Healthcare, specializes in digital X-ray systems and PACS software solutions designed for podiatry, chiropractic, veterinary, and mobile healthcare practices. The company manufactures and distributes advanced digital radiography (DR) panels with wireless and fixed configurations, ranging from 10×12 to 17×17 imaging areas, alongside high-frequency X-ray generators and integrated acquisition software. Core offerings include the PXS-710D dedicated podiatry X-ray system, Chiropractic Straight Arm (CSA) with Dynamic Digital Radiography (DDR), VETSMART™ for companion and equine veterinary imaging, and portable mobile X-ray solutions. 20/20 Imaging also provides Symmetry Sync PACS software, mOpal web-based DICOM viewer, and Opal-RAD professional workstation software with HL7/MWL integration for seamless EHR/EMR connectivity. Point-of-care ultrasound systems are available for podiatric practices. The company serves approximately 4,500 installations across small-to-medium clinical specialties with emphasis on ease-of-use, diagnostic confidence, and workflow integration.

Diagnostic Support Services (DS2) is a comprehensive healthcare support services provider specializing in pre- and post-analytical solutions for medical laboratories, clinical research organizations, pharmaceutical companies, and direct-to-consumer healthcare businesses. DS2 offers integrated services including custom kitting and supplies design, specimen collection and mobile phlebotomy, medical courier and specimen logistics with temperature-controlled transportation, and technology integration services (EMR, LIS/LIMS, custom portals). The company consolidates multiple vendor relationships into a single point of contact, helping healthcare organizations reduce overhead costs, improve operational efficiency, and maintain competitive positioning. Founded in 2020 by former laboratorians Howard Slutsky and Jared Kearns, DS2 leverages proprietary software and deep industry expertise to deliver superior customer experience and streamlined workflows. The company is ISO 13485:2016 and ISO 9001 certified, FDA-registered, HIPAA-compliant, IATA and TSA approved for regulated specimen transportation.

Healthcare-ID develops Donor-ID™, a comprehensive donor screening and collection site management software system serving blood collection centers since 1995. The platform streamlines the complete collection site workflow—from donor registration and eligibility verification through phlebotomy and post-collection tracking—with integrated electronic health history (CASI), physical examination data capture, and electronic signature management. The system emphasizes positive donor identification, real-time data verification and capture at point of care, and full audit trails (date, time, caregiver) for all procedural steps. Healthcare-ID supports both fixed and mobile collection sites with interfaces to blood bank electronic systems (BECS), enabling paperwork reduction, improved donor safety and satisfaction, and operational cost savings through automation and quality control.