Healthcare

Electronic Health Records Solutions, Services & Systems

More About the Healthcare Industry

Even in a digital environment, administrative costs can eat up about 25 percent of every healthcare dollar spent. You could view this as a problem – or as a tremendous opportunity to create a substantial improvement that makes a measurable impact on your bottom line.

But you can't stop there. Administrative costs represent only a fraction of the total healthcare challenge. Finding new, cutting-edge approaches that improve health status while managing benefit expenditures is also critical.

A Leader In Healthcare IT

Our team of more than 6,000 healthcare information technology (IT) experts can help you reduce inefficiencies, increase business performance and solve your most pressing issues – all while enhancing your ability to manage the health of your customers. We're making a real difference for clients in every segment of the industry.

How Are U.S. Employers Addressing Healthcare Challenges?

Disruptive forces are reshaping the U.S. healthcare landscape – from soaring costs, to technology breakthroughs, to an aging population. To find out how companies are addressing the challenges, EDS and the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) surveyed executives of companies in the vital manufacturing sector.

Government Health

As the world's largest processor of healthcare transactions, we can show you ways to improve processes, reduce waste and hold down costs while enhancing the quality of care.

Life Sciences

Improving research and development and retaining customers are higher priorities than ever before. At the same time, it's imperative to reduce costs. EDS can show you how to find the perfect balance.

Payer

It's not enough simply to automate and integrate. You need effective solutions that create measurable savings and efficiencies while improving customer service and medical management. EDS can help.

As a leader in healthcare information systems, EDS is currently helping healthcare organizations around the world set new standards in efficiency by generating tangible results such as:

Enabling electronic records, health information exchange, wireless solutions and other innovations that improve both productivity and quality of care
Lowering data capture and entry costs while improving data quality
Increasing billing in key departments
Ensuring payment accuracy while reducing fraud, abuse and waste
Providing medical management solutions that improve health outcomes and reduce the total cost of care
Aligning business processes, systems and supporting mechanisms to transform the way you do business

»Healthcare Transformation

To achieve a Healthcare transformation, the EDS 360-Degree Healthcare Continuum is a framework to organize and connect solutions and assets within the healthcare industry

More Information

»Care Network Solution Overview PDF, 404K
»Medical Management Solution Overview PDF, 907K
»Healthcare Portal Solutions At-A-Glance PDF, 164K
»Decision Support Services At-A-Glance PDF, 164K
»360-Degree Healthcare Continuum Solution Overview PDF, 698K
»360-Degree Healthcare Continuum Profile Sheet PDF, 238K
»Healthcare Industry Services

Healthcare Industry Contact Information

Vice President and General Manager, Global Business Process Outsourcing & Healthcare Sean Kenny

Vice President and General Manager, Global Business Process Outsourcing & Healthcare

Sean Kenny, vice president, EDS Global Healthcare industry segment, is responsible for driving the business growth, strategy and investments required to support EDS’ commercial and government healthcare business around the globe.

Global Healthcare Industry Leader Mark Roman

Global Healthcare Industry Leader

Mark Roman is vice president of EDS’ Global Healthcare Industry and oversees the development of the company’s global healthcare in the marketplace. His responsibilities include development of industry strategy, sales support programs, intellectual capital development, and the go-to-market plans for EDS solutions and business partners, particularly focused on growth outside the United States. Mark also has executive oversight of the Electronic Health Records (eHR) strategy for EDS, leading both its development and implementation.