Keyword: Practice Fusion

Allscripts has reached a tentative deal with the Department of Justice to pay $145 million to settle an investigation.

Practice Fusion, an electronic health records company now owned by Allscripts, received a grand jury subpoena as part of an ongoing criminal investigation.

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After a year in which investors sunk nearly $6 billion into digital health startups, funding activity hasn't slowed.

Although health IT fraud is a relatively new area, federal prosecutors at HIMSS encouraged industry incumbents to focus on compliance.

Allscripts managed to acquire two EHR platforms for just $50 million by selling off a portion of McKesson's portfolio for as much as $235 million.

After a three-year backslide in which Meditech saw its revenue drop more than $117 million, the EHR vendor posted a 4% increase in 2017.

After learning the DOJ was investigating Practice Fusion, and seeing eClinicalWorks pay a large settlement, Allscripts pulled a $250 million offer.

Allscripts plans to purchase Practice Fusion for $100 million just months after closing a deal on McKesson's health IT portfolio.

The FTC has approved a final order resolving its complaint against Practice Fusion for the company's deception of patients regarding online physician reviews.