What you should know:
1. The combined ambulatory EHR solutions will be used by more than 63,000 providers at more than 26,000 practices across the world.
2. Before the acquisition, both companies modernized their EHR platforms. Once combined, eMDs anticipates deploying several new technologies.
3. eMDs is rebranding the venture to eMDs and Aprima, an eMDs company until the integration is finalized.
4. eMDs CEO Derek Pickell will lead the new entity. Aprima CEO Michael Nissenbaum will serve as an advisory during the transition.
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