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Lyniate

www.lyniate.com

 
Lyniate offers industry-leading interoperability solutions that deliver simple and seamless integration of all health data. With two Best-in-KLAS products, Lyniate Corepoint and Lyniate Rhapsody, we established a proven reputation on which we continue to build adaptable interoperability solutions that connect the healthcare ecosystem to unlock the full potential of data. We partner with providers, health plans, and health tech solutions around the world to enable rapid, reliable, and scalable interoperability, both vertically and horizontally, on-premises and in the cloud.
  • Number of Employees: 100-250
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million
  • www.lyniate.com
  • 100 High Street Suite 1560
    Boston, MA USA 02110
  • Phone: 214.618.7000

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