Susan Spence, CEO SoftCo
SoftCo has announced that it has added over €1 million in new business after the successful rollout of its healthcare business solutions in both the US and Ireland. This represents the latest phase in SoftCo’s expansion which has recently seen the announcement of 50 new jobs and the opening of two new offices in Europe.
Providence Hospital in Columbia, South Carolina has successfully gone live with SoftCo’s Purchase-to-Pay Healthcare solution. Providence Hospital is a non-profit healthcare organisation with more than 1,900 carers licensed for 304 beds.
US based UPMC CancerCenter has also chosen SoftCo eClaims to deliver a fully electronic automated healthcare claims management solution. UPMC CancerCenter is one of the largest integrated community networks of cancer physicians and healthcare specialists in the United States with 39 locations treating 74,000 patients annually.
SoftCo has also launched a new version of SoftCo eClaims focused on delivering cost savings to Hospitals and the latest version is now live in Whitfield Clinic in Waterford.
SoftCo eClaims 2.0 now also automates internal hospital financial processes including billing, receivables and cash receipts while also providing detailed reporting and analytics to maximize revenues.
For more information about eClains, please visit: http://www.softco.com/
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