Health Records On Microfilm News

Wal-Mart To Market Digital Health Records System
WalMart Digitizing Health Records?

In 2008, a news story broke that Wal-Mart Stores was entering into the market for
electronic health records to bring the digital technology for physicians in small offices. This
makes Wal-Mart a competitor in an already crowded medical digital imaging market.

Wal-Mart's plan to digital medical records now also coincides with the $19 billion of incentives in the President Obama's economic stimulus package.

Wal-Mart is teaming up with with Dell for computers and eClinicalWorks for software.
Wal-Mart says its price will undercut existing health information technology suppliers by as
much as half.

If you have come to the point where you need to convert 35mm roll film, 16mm roll film,
aperture cards, Florida paper documents, microfiche, or color slides in your medical office
or small business, please contact Scanning Depot.

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