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Medical Informatics Engineering Secures Growth Investment to Bolster Enterprise Health Platform

by Fred Pennic 04/26/2024 Leave a Comment

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What You Should Know: 

– Medical Informatics Engineering (MIE), a leader in occupational health IT solutions, today announced a significant investment from Serent Capital, a growth-focused private equity firm. 

– The strategic investment fuels MIE’s continued innovation and strengthens the company’s position in the occupational health software market.

MIE Background

Founded in 1995, MIE boasts a rich history in healthcare information technology. They were instrumental in launching one of the nation’s first health information exchanges and were an early leader in electronic health records (EHR) with their WebChart product.

Enterprise Health: A Comprehensive Occupational Health Solution

Today, MIE continues its pioneering spirit with Enterprise Health, a modern and rapidly growing software platform designed specifically for the occupational health market. Enterprise Health caters to a wide range of clients, including corporations, health systems, occupational health providers, universities, and government agencies.

Investment Impact

MIE’s partnership with Serent Capital empowers them to further develop and expand the capabilities of Enterprise Health. This investment will likely translate to:

  • Enhanced platform functionalities to meet evolving occupational health needs
  • Increased scalability to serve a broader client base
  • Continued innovation in cloud-based healthcare IT solutions

By leveraging its proven track record and this strategic investment, MIE positions itself as a frontrunner in shaping the future of occupational health IT.
“Over the last few years, we have talked with dozens of potential investors who were interested in our company, and Serent stood above the rest as they most closely aligned with our culture and our approach to growth.” He added, “With their deep expertise in healthcare and resources like their Growth Team, we look forward to scaling our platform, expanding our go-to-market activities, and enhancing offerings to our customers,” said MIE Founder Doug Horner.

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