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SenditCertified Provides HIPAA Compliant Solution for One of North Carolina's Largest Cardiology Groups
Overview Mid-Carolina Cardiology (MCC) is one of the largest cardiovascular groups in the Carolinas. For 10 years, Mid Carolina Cardiology has utilized a robust electronic medical records system. However, what was lacking was a methodology to upload and transfer medical records electronically to other providers, hospitals and patients as well as a system for secure, HIPAA compliant email communication with patients. With this challenge in mind, MCC set out to find a solution to their problem. The SenditCertified technology single-handedly provided the medical and healthcare industries with a simple approach to quickly and securely communicating with patients at a substantial savings.
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