Every year Healthcare Informatics ranks the 100 vendors with the highest revenues derived from healthcare IT products and services earned in the U.S. based on revenue information from the previous year. All companies meeting this criteria are eligible to participate.
The Healthcare Informatics 100 (HCI 100) listing provides readers with a unique information resource and financial overview of vendors active in the healthcare IT market.
New to HCI 100, as of 2016, is a commitment to recognizing the expert thought leaders who are propelling their companies to the top of the market. Many of HCI 100 company listings feature videos of vendor executives answering questions about the most significant trends that are currently impacting the health IT landscape.
What’s more, vendors are asked to estimate the percentage of revenue earned in all of their product segments. Both the product breakdowns and the thought leadership videos, in addition to much more exclusive content, can be seen online with each company’s listing.
“We believe that HCI 100 offers a unique service to our industry, and is uniquely referenced by professionals throughout the field every year,” says Mark Hagland, Editor-in-Chief of Healthcare Informatics.
Most corporate revenues are self-reported. However, to ensure accuracy and compile as comprehensive a list as possible, Healthcare Informatics editors collaborate with Porter Research and ST Advisors for essential research and analysis.
Industry veteran Porter Research President Cynthia Porter adds, “Having been in the healthcare IT industry for the past 25 years, I have seen the tremendous impact the HCI 100 list has on this industry. The healthcare market waits with baited breath for the June issue of Healthcare Informatics because it gives a true snapshot of where providers are spending their healthcare IT dollars. We are able to bring our unique knowledge of this expanding industry to the table, providing a real understanding of which companies should be on the list, and how their revenue data should best be represented.”
View the entire The Healthcare Informatics 100 list.
