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Engaging Patient Strategy is Leslie Kelly Hall's health IT consulting practice. Hall advises healthcare leaders and has led electronic health record implementation and interoperability work for Idaho healthcare organizations, with an emphasis on patient engagement and access to records.
Coverage Area
Idaho and national healthcare organizations
Additional Details
- Vendor-Agnostic (No Software Ties)
- Yes
- Practice Types Served
- Hospital / Health System
- Service Types Offered
- New ImplementationInteroperability & HL7
Location
1015 E. Shaw Mountain Road, Boise, ID 83712
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