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Logistics Health launches compliance management tool
La Crosse, Wis. - Logistics Health, Inc., a provider of healthcare services to government and commercial organizations, has established a Web-based optimization tool to help client employers manage their health-related compliance programs.
In the announcement, which came at the American Occupational Health Conference in New Orleans, Logistics Health said it would launch Health & Productivity Management Optimization, according to Insurance NewsNet.com.
HPMO was described as the company's solution to help employers upgrade their occupational health, medical surveillance, and regulatory compliance programs.
John Brownlee, vice president of business development for Logistics Health, said the Web-based HPMO is designed to help mid- to large-sized employers manage risk, which requires the management of information.
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In the announcement, which came at the American Occupational Health Conference in New Orleans, Logistics Health said it would launch Health & Productivity Management Optimization, according to Insurance NewsNet.com.
HPMO was described as the company's solution to help employers upgrade their occupational health, medical surveillance, and regulatory compliance programs.
John Brownlee, vice president of business development for Logistics Health, said the Web-based HPMO is designed to help mid- to large-sized employers manage risk, which requires the management of information.
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silly responded 2 years ago: #1
LHI couldn't build thier own systems. It took them $3.5 mil to build something a $3500 SharePoint system would do.
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