Capsule, the Andover, Mass.-based provider of medical device connectivity, announced the release of its low acuity application, a key component of their Enterprise Device Connectivity Solution, enabled by the Capsule Neuron platform. It features a design that integrates with hospitals’ clinical workflow processes and leverages its current technology and infrastructure investments.

Guard RFID Solutions Inc. of Vancouver has been selected as one of only 25 British Columbia companies “Ready to Rocket” in 2010 by Rocket Builders, a respected management consulting firm servicing the technology industry.

SRS, the Montvale, NJ maker of hybrid EMRs announced that Idaho's Mountain View Hospital is extending its use of SRS's hybrid EMR throughout its physicians and staff. The hospital has grown by 40% with its recent expansion.

Laboratory and BioDiagnostics, LLC (LabDx) of Lexington, Kentucky has selected the Rhapsody Integration Engine software from Santa Monica-based Orion Health to provide a foundation for secure, scalable, and high-quality data exchange for the newly established clinical diagnostic testing laboratory company.

Shina Systems of Caesaria, Israel has announced U.S. Federal Food and Drug Administration 510(k) clearance for its 3Di medical imaging advanced (3D/4D) visualization software that downloads over the Internet and provides a full suite of image processing and clinical analysis applications on any PC. 

PBFOnline, of Johnstown, Pennsylvania, one year after acquiring Toronto-based MedcomSoft software from the former MedcomSoft Inc., has decided to merge under the single name of MedcomSoft. The renamed company holds international patents on its cornerstone product, an interoperable electronic medical record of the same company name, MedcomSoft Record UE, which is deployed in hundreds of physician practices and networks across the United States and Canada.

SunCrest Healthcare, Inc., based in Nashville, a leading regional provider of home health, private duty, companion care and therapy services, has selected Philips to be their provider of telehealth monitors for their home care patients.

McKesson, of San Francisco, has launched Practice Partner Connect, which provides an interoperability platform for physician practices to more securely exchange information with other practices, patients, hospitals, and payers. The new platform is part of Version 9.3.3 of Practice Partner, McKesson’s award-winning electronic health record.

Inova Alexandria Hospital, of Alexandria, Virginia, purchased a Carestream DRX-Evolution System for a new wing of its emergency department from X-Ray Visions of Springfield, Va.

Diversified Information Technologies, a Scranton, PA-based provider of document and information lifecycle solutions, has acquired Bowman Enterprises, Inc. of Benson, NC, which also provides EMR medical conversion services.

Wellsoft Corporation, of Somerset, NJ, has announced that its Medication Verification & Exchange feature has been successfully integrated with MedsTracker from Tukwila, Washington-based Design Clinicals, Inc. at CentraState Medical Center in Freehold, New Jersey.

Englewood Hospital and Medical Center in Bergen County, NJ will replace its clinical systems with McKesson’s CPOE, bar-code medication administration and clinical documentation solutions. Plans also call for the implementation of McKesson’s Horizon Enterprise Revenue Management and its strategic business intelligence solution.

Perceptive Software of Shawnee, Kansas, a creator of enterprise content management software including ImageNow, announces that Yale-New Haven Hospital will utilize its ECM solutions in several departments within the hospital, including patient registration, patient finance, pre-admission testing and OR scheduling.

Arizona Regional Medical Center in Mesa, Arizona, has chosen Healthcare Management Systems, Inc. to provide hospital information system applications for its general acute hospital.

INFINITT North America, of Phillipsburg, NJ, the Web-based image and information management company, and peerVue, Inc. of Sarasota, Florida, a provider of workflow, quality and communications software, announced that they have executed an integration agreement that will enable Infinitt PACS users to launch peerVue qiVue directly from the PACS workstation.