Ameri100 Enters Greenfield Healthcare Sector With New Win With MedData

Ameri Holdings (NASDAQ:AMRH) announced that it has secured a project to implement a robotic process automation solution with MedData.

Ameri Holdings, a specialized SAP cloud, digital and enterprise services company said that the deal with MedData, a leading provider of patient-facing financial services for hospitals and health systems is first for the company in heathcare sector.

As quoted in the press release:

The new win, the first for Ameri100 in the healthcare sector, will center on the implementation of UiPath’s Robotic Process Automation (RPA) solution as a first step in the modernization and optimization of MedData’s IT legacy platform, and positions Ameri100 as a key strategic partner in driving MedData’s digital transformation.

RPA will enable MedData to transform and improve internal processes to create better customer experiences. Ameri100 will also help automate back-end processing that, when combined with RPA and business process management, will help MedData to gain cost, performance and quality benefits by automating high-volume, complex yet routine business processes. In support of the implementation of RPA, Ameri100 will establish an RPA Center of Excellence at MedData to embed RPA deeply across the client and to redistribute accumulated knowledge and resources for future deployments.

“The healthcare sector represents a significant, long-term opportunity for Ameri100 as enterprises move to prioritize patient experiences through the deployment of new technologies that improve not only patient satisfaction levels, but also enterprises’ bottom lines. Adding disruptive technologies and services, such as RPA, artificial intelligence/machine learning and blockchain, to our service offerings portfolio enhances our digital transformation services and helps clients unlock the full value of their investments in IT,” said Brent Kelton, CEO of Ameri100.  “With a proven reputation for developing and implementing successful digital transformation migration paths across other business verticals, we are proactively positioning ourselves in front of healthcare enterprises just starting on their journeys.”

Sue Chilson, Chief Information Officer of MedData, stated, “Today’s automation projects are very different from the IT projects of the past. They are largely business-led and have very short cycles for deployment, thereby helping companies realize value much quicker. This allows us to be much more innovative. While transactional automation is one of the key focuses, we intend to shrink the time it takes to respond to and solve issues that arise, improve quality, and reduce risk. This area is maturing rapidly and playing a greater role in making companies faster, smarter, and more agile.”

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