15 Sept 2011 – GA Governor Nathan Deal recently visited the greater Valdosta area on his goodwill tour of the state of Georgia. During his visit, Governor Deal toured many of the city’s key landmarks, educational institutions and businesses. 
After touring the South GA Medical Center and The Valdosta State University Nursing Center, Governor Deal spent a portion of his afternoon at the ClientTell headquarters with ClientTell President Pat Sullivan.
With a legislative and strategic focus on battling both childhood obesity and rising healthcare costs, Governor Deal learned how ClientTell’s leading notification technology is being used nationwide to improve public health, wellness, and compliance rates.
ClientTell CEO Patrick Sullivan stated that “utilizing private enterprise to positively influence the public good is a component of our corporate mission. ClientTell’s technology and business expertise is helping our many clients improve the overall quality of the healthcare they deliver. These concepts dovetail nicely with Governor Deal’s public health initiatives and we look forward to contributing to the Governor’s efforts in this area.”
Sullivan and Deal also collaborated on how private businesses in Valdosta can work cooperatively with the city’s educational and technical training components to better prepare workers and provide jobs.
Lastly, Sullivan and Deal discussed the growth of cutting-edge jobs in the healthcare industry and how ClientTell is leveraging that trend into its continued success as a business.
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For more information on Governor Nathan Deal, please visit Georgia.gov.
Colorectal cancer screening saves lives. If everyone aged 50 years old or older were screened regularly, as many as 60% of deaths from this cancer could be avoided.
ClientTell can call your patient population on demand to remind them to schedule their annual screening. The process is very easy, simply contact us and we will get you started. It is a great way to improve the health of your patients through preventative healthcare.
To learn more or get started, please call our office at 1.877.244.9178.
During HIMSS, Healthcare IT News New Media Manager Chip Means stopped by our booth and interviewed us.
Because of the great feedback we have received from dentists across the country, we have decided to exhibit at the Greater New York Dental Show between November 29th and November 2nd. We love New York and we are very excited to visit the Big Apple and talk to prospective dentists. Our booth number is 4410. As always we will have giveaways and we would love to meet you there.
We are going to Denver! After having so much fun at the MGMA for the last two years, ClientTell is exhibiting again at the annual MGMA conference. Our booth number is 511. We will have a lot of fun giveaways. Come by to see us.
ClientTell has been certified as a Top 20% performer based on the Past Performance Evaluation survey responses of its customers. The survey was conducted by Dun & Bradstreet. Our PPE score of 96/100 demonstrates outstanding overall client satisfaction and shows the quality of our customer service. We are very proud of this achievement and look forward to continue servicing our clients with the same passion we are known for.View detailed report of the survey.
We began providing our appointment reminder and lab reporting services to medical groups outside of the United States. Read official press release.
A recent study by one of our clients: Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center discovered that patients want to have full access to their medical records and are willing to sacrifice some privacy in order to receive customized medical information. This is really good news for EMR companies.
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The time has finally come. The official introduction of our new corporate office is Thursday June 4, 2009. Join us in downtown Valdosta as we introduce ourselves to the community.
Thursday, June 4, 2009
at 5.30 p.m.
119 N. Patterson St.
Downtown Valdosta
Refreshments and light hors d’oeuvres will be served. For directions and more info visit our event page.
Recently, a hacker claimed he stole confidential medical data on 8 million Virginia residents from a government website. With the increasing adoption of electronic medical records and the transfer of PHI to various vendors, security of data becomes increasingly important.
Do you take good safeguards to protect your PHI?
Whenever you start working with a new vendor that requires transfer of PHI make sure the company is following HIPAA regulations. Some
questions to ask:
• Is the vendor HIPAA compliant
• How is the PHI transferred
• How is PHI backed-up and or deleted.
• Does the vendor carry general liability insurance in case of a problem
Also, make sure you sign Business Associate agreements with your vendors, always backup your data and stay current on new HIPAA regulations.