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Case Studies

"As an administrator using MedHub on a daily basis, MedHub has wonderful customer service."
- C. Rupkey - Coordinator, University of Michigan Department of Emergency Medicine


Each institution that licenses MedHub may have a particular set of reasons for selecting it. Some may place particular emphasis on generating the IRIS portion of the cost report while others may be focused on compliance and residency program accreditation. Because MedHub is so flexible, different clients use it in different ways.
 
The following are actual case studies showing how MedHub is utilized in different environments.


Cleveland Clinic Foundation
Cleveland Clinic is one of the top five teaching hospitals in North America in size and number of residency and fellowship programs (115). Therefore, CCF represents one of the most complex MedHub installations to date - both technically and politically. MedHub built over 60+ institution specific functions, interfaces and exports all with the essential associated workflow and logic designed to allow GME to maintain complete oversight around every task, for every user.

Stanford University Hospital & Clinics
As one of the largest and most complex teaching hospitals in North America, Stanford Hospital and Clinics wasn't looking for a system that could simply handle duty hours and evaluations. They were searching for a system that could seamlessly integrate all tasks associated with resident training, training program accreditation, billing, audit response and reimbursement across multiple cost reports.

University of Michigan Health System
The University of Michigan Health System, one of the top ten hospitals in America (U.S. News & World Report) needed a fully integrated solution for collecting and managing data from its over 1,200 medical residents across 88 residency training programs and fellowships.

The University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center
The University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center not only needed a comprehensive enterprise residency management system, it needed a complex internal billing process built-in to handle funding, budgeting and college to hospital to residency program billing and reconciliation functions. Quite different frrom 'garden variety' affiliated institutional billing functionality.

The University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics
When UIHC began the process of reviewing available systems, MedHub, at first glance, was not the obvious choice. MedHub had not been around as long, had less market share and was more expensive than the other systems. So why would any large complex institution switch to MedHub? Because for those that have aggressively compared ALL the available RMS systems head-to-head where price is not the top criteria, MedHub is typically favored by those institutions that have used other RMS systems and seek enhanced integrated functionality, top notch workflow and a wide array of features not found in other systems. The more complex the enterprise, the more MedHub makes perfect sense.