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2006
- On January 4, GE completes its acquisition of IDX.
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2005
- On September 29, GE Healthcare (a unit of General Electric
Company), and IDX announce that they have entered into a definitive
merger agreement for GE to acquire IDX.
- IDX launches IDX® Imagecast™
for Cardiology at the American College of Cardiology (ACC) 2005
Annual Scientific Session.
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2004
- IDX reports revenues of $521 million.
- IDX acquires PointDx, Inc., a developer of structured medical
reporting technology.
- IDX teams with Fujitsu to deliver clinical information technology
systems and services to the United Kingdom National Health Service (NHS)
for the Southern region.
- IDX has approximately 2,400 employees worldwide.
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2003
- IDX reports revenues of $399 million.
- IDX teams with BT (British Telecom plc) to deliver clinical
information technology systems and services to the United Kingdom
National Health Service (NHS) for the London region.
- IDX launches IDX® Flowcast™,
next-generation business performance solutions, at its National
Users' Conference.
- In June, IDX announces the completion of the sale of EDiX
Corporation.
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2002
- IDX reports revenues of $460 million.
- IDX announces the launch of its new IDX®
Carecast™ enterprise clinical system. Carecast
builds on 25 years of innovation with the IDX®
LastWord® enterprise system.
- IDX has over 4,900 employees worldwide.
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2001
- IDX reports revenues of $380 million.
- In December, IDX announces that it will lead a project awarded by
the U.S. Commerce Department's National Institute of Standards and
Technology (NIST) Advanced Technology Program.
- IDX unveils its Picture Archive Communications System (PACS)
solution for integrated enterprise image and information management.
- IDX sells ChannelHealth™ to Allscripts Healthcare Solutions and
forms 10-year strategic alliance with Allscripts.
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1999
- IDX reports revenues of $341 million.
- IDX forms ChannelHealth.
- IDX acquires EDiX Corporation.
- The Company establishes an office in the United Kingdom.
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1998
- IDX acquires Laureate Enterprises Inc.
- All IDX professional consulting services are consolidated into The
Huntington Group (THG) – a business unit of IDX.
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1997
- IDX merges with PHAMIS Inc. of Seattle, WA. The combined company
is IDX Systems Corporation.
- The PHAMIS LastWord® solution expands IDX clinical solution
offerings across the continuum of care.
- IDX opens offices in Seattle, WA; Deerfield Beach, FL; Louisville,
KY; and Arlington, VA.
- Burlington, VT Headquarters expanded.
- IDX has over 1,800 employees.
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1996
- IDXtend® product line is launched.
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1995
- IDX becomes a public corporation.
- IDX moves Boston office to new building at 116 Huntington Avenue,
Boston, MA.
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1993
- M-based applications run on IBM and Digital.
- IDX opens San Diego, CA office.
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1992
- IDX Corporation changes its name to IDX Systems Corporation.
- IDX has nearly 900 employees.
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1991
- IDX introduces IDXrad™, a radiology information system
previously known as DECrad, developed by Digital Equipment
Corporation and the Radiology Information System Consortium.
- IDX certifies BAR, Sched, and MCA on the Digital Alpha processor
running VMS.
- IDX modifies its software to be "platform independent"
to support multiple hardware and M environments.
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1989
- IDX opens new headquarters building in Burlington, VT at 1400
Shelburne Road (now IDX Drive).
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1986
- Interpretive Data Systems (IDS) changes its name to IDX
Corporation.
- IDX Electronic Medical Record (EMR) becomes the Clinical
Repository System (CRS).
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1985
- IDS installs its first integrated ambulatory, hospital, and
managed care system. IDS develops one of the first integrated
Electronic Medical Records (EMR) products.
- IDS Managed Care application first installed at Community Health
Plan.
- IDS has 209 employees.
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1984
- IDS installs its first IDS hospital system.
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1981
- Burlington, VT headquarters moves to new building at 1500
Shelburne Road.
- IDS introduces total healthcare software systems to meet the needs
of multi-entity healthcare organizations.
- PHAMIS Inc. is founded by Dr. Mark Wheeler and Dr. Malcolm Gleser
in Seattle, WA.
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1980
- IDS enters decade of workstations, introduction of computer
imaging, and HL7 interfacing standard with labs and pharmacies.
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1978
- Burlington Data Processing (BDP) and IDS merge to form
Interpretive Data Systems, Inc.
- IDS opens Boston, MA office.
- The IDS Systems Group is formed to meet the needs of small group
practices.
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1976
- IDS installs first mini-computer based physician billing system.
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1975
- IDS introduces National Timesharing Center in Boston, MA.
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1974
- Interpretive Data Systems (IDS) is founded by Paul Egerman, former
IDX Director, and Terry Ragon, current owner of Intersystems, in
Boston, MA.
- IDS develops medical software using MUMPS (M) language that runs
on Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC) mini-computer.
- BDP selects DEC mini-computer.
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1971
- BDP begins specializing in the healthcare industry.
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1970
- BDP introduces first system for open item physician billing.
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1969
- Burlington Data Processing (BDP) is founded by Richard E. Tarrant
and Robert Hoehl in Burlington, VT.
- BDP performs payroll, billing, and accounting functions.
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