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Press Releases
Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital selects
PHNS
DALLAS,
TX- June 12, 2006 –
Santa Rosa Memorial
Hospital, Sonoma county’s only level II trauma center, has
selected PHNS to provide remote coding of all Emergency
Department Records. PHNS will utilize its proprietary
CodeRemote system to provide HIPAA compliant information
exchange. PHNS’ commitment to coding quality and
turnaround time will have a positive impact on Santa Rosa’s
information flow and revenue cycle. PHNS offers both remote
and onsite coding for hospitals. PHNS’ coding services are
“site specific” services that are customized to fit the exact
requirements and needs of its hospital customers.
PHNS’ HIM Division currently
provides interim staff placement, coding, auditing, education,
release of information, records management and transcription for
over 350 healthcare customers. All services are offered on
an “as needed” basis or on a full service outsourcing
relationship.
About Santa Rosa Memorial
Hospital: Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital, a ministry of the
Sisters of St. Joseph of Orange, St. Joseph Health System-Sonoma
County, is a 230 bed hospital serving, Sonoma County, California
for the past 57 years. St. Joseph Health System also includes
Petaluma Valley Hospital, Hospice of Petaluma and Memorial
Hospice, and St. Joseph Home Care Network-Sonoma County.
About PHNS: PHNS
provides comprehensive healthcaring solutions for
hospitals including information technology, health information
management (including medical record management and storage,
transcription, coding, release of information and electronic
medical record services) and receivables management services.
Serving more than 400 U.S. hospitals, PHNS creates
business-healthy hospitals by improving operations, enhancing
technology, providing capital dollars and increasing cash on
hand. This allows hospitals to focus on their core
competency--patient care. PHNS is a national healthcare
services company headquartered in Dallas, Texas. See
www.phns.com for additional information about PHNS.
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