MediQuant and Sutherland Healthcare Solutions Partner to Meet Growing Market Demand for Cutting-Edge, Active Archiving Solutions

By AIT News Desk On Apr 24, 2019

In the latest of its strategic partnership arrangements, MediQuant, the leading innovator and provider of enterprise active archiving solutions to hospitals and health systems, announced a partnership with Sutherland Healthcare Solutions.

“This partnership offers clients throughout the healthcare ecosystem an efficient way to archive and access data as they transform their IT systems.”

Sutherland is a global company supporting business process transformation, with the healthcare division optimizing financial and clinical performance across the healthcare continuum. The partnership will enable Sutherland Healthcare Solutions to support its health IT solutions with MediQuant’s technology and expertise in the archiving, management and activation of legacy data.

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“After 18 months of successful collaboration between MediQuant and Sutherland Healthcare Solutions, the logical next step for both companies was to formally partner and go to market together,” said Jim Jacobs, Chief Executive Officer at MediQuant. “This partnership offers clients throughout the healthcare ecosystem an efficient way to archive and access data as they transform their IT systems.”

“Having spent more than 30 years in the development and delivery of innovative healthcare software and services, I cannot remember a time when there has been as much opportunity for digital transformation of our healthcare system,” said Graham Hughes, MD, Chief Executive of Sutherland Healthcare Solutions. “Our partnership with MediQuant allows us to work with customers to evolve their digital infrastructure, while maintaining access to a wealth of prior patient data.”