Healthcare BPO major, GeBBS Healthcare Solutions, recently announced its corporate partnership to help support and enhance its focus on IDX / GE Healthcare product experience, solutions and future software/hardware direction with the ongoing initiatives of the Western Region User Group (WRUG).
On this occasion, Randy Wall, Vice-President BPO of GeBBS said, ” GeBBS is exceptionally proud to be a corporate partner with The WRUG. This involvement is consistent with our commitment to our clients of focusing on our strong support functions and our goal to gain broader scope/insight on software implementation, features and other GE Healthcare products.
Janie Spellman, Vice President Client Services for GeBBS says, ” GeBBS is extremely fortunate to be a part of this group. GeBBS’ partnership with the WRUG will help facilitate numerous resolutions to problems within individual organizations along with developing a network of support and information sharing among members.
About WRUG
Western Region User Group (WRUG) was formed on November 30th, 1990, West Coast IDX (now GE Healthcare) users met to share issues about communication, training, and support from IDX and this became the first organizational meeting for the group. As a result of the stirring interest and hard work of its members, and since the West Coast became an IDX service region in 1995. The urgent need for experienced support declined, and the character of WRUG changed towards a mainstream user group.
About GeBBS
GeBBS is an ISO 9001 certified healthcare outsourcing solutions firm based in Englewood Cliffs, NJ, with multiple facilities in the US, and India. GeBBS focuses on providing Business Process Outsourcing Solutions to Healthcare Providers. GeBBS ย provides a wide range of Revenue Cycle Management Services which includes Medical Coding, Charge Capture, Payment Posting and Account Receivables Follow-Up. GeBBS assists clients succeed by providing them with innovative and comprehensive solutions with a cost effective approach to onshore and offshore outsourcing.