The program has been deployed successfully statewide at ambulatory surgery centers, according to the release.
IPG will now also handle device coordination, billing, replacement, tracking and other services for hospital outpatient departments.
“IPG was able to successfully implement the largest statewide initiative of its kind in the industry, with actuarially validated and proven results, and we are excited to replicate the efficiencies and benefits we were able to demonstrate in the ASC environment into the hospital setting, assisting the HOPDs in effectively managing their implantable device program,” said Jay Ethridge, president and CEO for IPG, in the release.
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