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Webb County Commissioners approved a request by Webb County Sheriff Rick Flores and Major J. J. Gonzalez to authorize Indigent Healthcare Solutions (IHS) of Conroe, Texas, to install its state-of-the-art Windows®-based indigent health care software, beginning in September 2005. Sheriff Flores wanted the IHS solution for better management of the costs involved with prisoner medical care. Major Gonzalez said the Webb County Sheriff’s Department had realized enough savings in just two days to pay of the licensing of the IHS software for more than a year. |
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Marshall, Texas (July 2005) |
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Harrison County Commissioners approved a request by Indigent Health Care Director Alana Williams and County Auditor Marc Palmer to authorize Indigent Healthcare Solutions of Conroe, Texas, to install its state-of-the-art Windows®-based software beginning in September 2005. IHS will replace the county’s DOS-based software, which has been in use for several years. |
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Plainview, Texas (July 2005) |
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Hale County Commissioners approved a request by Indigent Health Care Director Deeanna Rodgers and County Auditor Maretta Smithson to authorize Indigent Healthcare Solutions (IHS) of Conroe, Texas, to install its state-of-the-art Windows®-based indigent health care software, beginning in August 2005. |
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Galveston, Texas (April 26-28, 2005) |
Last week, over 100 indigent health care professionals attended the 4th Annual Indigent Healthcare Solutions (IHS) Customer Advisory Conference at the Moody Hotel & Conference Center in Galveston, Texas. Each spring, IHS of Conroe, Texas, invites all its customers and a few special guests to an annual conference. The main objective is to have customers share their ideas for improving the indigent health care software developed by IHS.
This year, IHS demonstrated over 100 new software enhancements to attendees. IHS President Robert Baird said, “IHS was founded on the principle of listening to the needs of our customers and providing a product that evolves with the times and remains cutting edge. Our customers know what they need, and they have proven time and again that they have the best ideas for serving their constituents. They are on the front lines of indigent health care issues in Texas, and we value their opinions. Bringing everyone together to share ideas is just one of the ways that IHS has become the State’s leading provider of software solutions in only three years.” In addition, IHS Director of Software Development Brad Sibley demonstrated two new products to attendees. “IHS has developed an integrated document scanning solution and customer photo capturing software. These products allow our customers to better manage all of the documents associated with indigent health care management and reduce fraud by incorporating a client’s photo into the database,” Sibley said. |
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Weatherford, Texas (April 2005) |
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The Board of Directors for the Parker County Hospital District approved contracts authorizing Indigent Healthcare Solutions (IHS) of Conroe, Texas, to install its browser-based indigent health care software beginning in May at Campbell Hospital in Weatherford. With the Board’s action, IHS becomes the largest single provider of software solutions to Texas hospital districts, as well as to County indigent health care departments. |
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