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This document summarizes the history of System Associates Inc. (SAI), an early healthcare IT company that developed one of the first turnkey hospital information systems called SAI NT, later renamed Saint. SAI was founded in 1966 and focused on developing applications for small hospitals. Under the leadership of Larry Ferguson in the 1980s, SAI grew significantly and was later acquired by American Express, which also acquired other healthcare IT companies and merged them into SAI. American Express eventually sold their healthcare division including SAI to HBOC, which continued developing the Saint product.
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77. cpsi part 2
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60. hms, part 2
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25. minis ar mediquest
1) AR/Mediquest was a mini computer-based hospital information system developed in the 1970s by IBM and originally called HPMS. It ran on IBM System 34/36 minicomputers.
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3) AR/Mediquest had around 50 clients, mostly small hospitals in the Midwest. It ceased operations in the early 1990s after IRS issues but some hospitals took over development and support through a new cooperative.
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