March 10,
2000 (Miami, FL) - Soft-Aid, Inc, a national provider of practice management
systems for the medical community, has announced that it is
licensing the source code to its leading practice management system
for Windows. Select application developers, systems integrators and
channel partners can now acquire and deploy their own practice
management solution, rather than writing it themselves.
The Medical Office is a
mature product, originally released three years ago. It is a true
32-bit application and is acknowledged as one of the most user
friendly, yet complete systems on the market. It can accommodate
databases of all sizes, from a few hundred records, to a several
hundred thousand.
The market for practice
management systems continues to grow at an impressive rate. With
this announcement, the company is meeting the needs of many new
medical software and IT companies who desire to develop, market,
modify and support medical practice management software. The company
is now focusing its efforts on developing long-term strategic
alliances.
"By offering
private label and OEM opportunities to select vendors, SoftAid is
setting itself up for expansion into other healthcare market
segments which continue to see exploding growth," says Jim
Clark, Vice President of Marketing.
Based in Miami, SoftAid
is a national provider of practice management solutions for
healthcare providers. Founded in 1992, this rapidly expanding
healthcare technology company has consistently remained a leader in
deploying cutting edge technology within its product mix. The
company is a Citrix Alliance Partner, and hence, offers thin-client
computing capabilities to medium and large providers.
