Founded in 1999, EPOWERdoc is a leader in computerized Emergency Department Information Systems, guided by excellence, integrity, and service.
In 1997, Wes Grigsby, Chairman of the Department of Emergency Medicine at Creighton University Medical Center in Omaha, Nebraska, sought a template system for the Creighton Emergency Department. Dissatisfied with what was available, he set about creating a system that reflected the exceptional care that ED physicians and nurses provide, with special emphasis on maximizing documentation and minimizing medical-legal risks. As well, he demanded it be efficient and non-cumbersome. Two years later, EPOWERdoc, Inc was born.
EPOWERdoc quickly grew to become the second largest provider in this market segment, including documentation for both physicians and nurses.
In 2006, the company entered a strategic partnership with The Sullivan Group, the leading risk management company in Emergency Medicine. Together, they created a totally unique risk management documentation tool centered around clinical prompting using evidence based medical content and clinical decision support.
This diversification makes EPOWERdoc a leader in computerized Emergency Department Information Systems (EDIS), using a design team comprised of emergency physicians and nurses.
In 2021, EPOWERdoc was acquired by Embrace Software, Inc. — a company that acquires and invests in niche vertical-SaaS companies providing opportunities for collaboration and economies of scale.
Every employee is committed to going above and beyond in meeting the needs of the client, focusing on the specialized needs of the physicians, nurses, and hospitals we serve.
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