10-Year Contract to Include Solutions for Medical Equipment/Healthcare IT, Facility Design Consulting, Building Automation, Power Technology and More
WILLIAMSPORT, Pa., and NEW YORK, Sept. 28 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Susquehanna Health has awarded Siemens a contract to provide a wide range of technology and service solutions for a master facility reinvigoration project at its affiliated hospitals - Muncy Valley Hospital, Divine Providence Hospital, Hepburn Plaza and The Williamsport Hospital & Medical Center. The majority of the project work is expected to be completed by 2012.
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"This project - the 2012 alliance - is an extension of the long standing relationship we at Siemens have with Susquehanna Health, and an opportunity for these hospitals to provide outstanding patient care to the people of central Pennsylvania," said George Nolen, CEO and president of Siemens Corporation. "Patients and doctors alike will ultimately benefit from the advanced technologies we're providing in this new healthcare environment."
The relationship between Siemens and Susquehanna Health extends back to
the development and implementation of Soarian(R), Siemens' healthcare
information system. Susquehanna Health was the first facility in the world
to go live on both Soarian Clinicals and Financials in order to aid in
delivering on its strategic goals of quality enhancement and process
improvement. For years, the health system has been at the forefront of the
power and promise that advanced healthcare information technology (IT)
holds. The 2012 alliance further underscores Susquehanna Health's
commitment to this new project and will include medical equipment,
healthcare IT, unified communications and collaborative solutions, building
automation technologies, electrical distribution and control, energy
efficiency
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