The Indianapolis Business Journal featured Brad Bostic and hc1.com in a health care and technology story October 15, 2011.
Regarding Bostech's release of its hc1.com Healthcare Relationship Management solution, journalist J.K. Wall writes:
At the same time, because Medicare and private health plans are cutting payments to hospitals for follow-up care induced by preventable errors—which can be caused by delayed or inaccurate lab data—hospitals are also interested in seeing labs cut down their error rates.
The story focuses on the rapid growth of hc1.com and how clients such as know error and St. Vincent Seton use the unique laboratory Software as a Service solution to increase capacity and gain access to critical information that impacts decisions related to patient care.
