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KRM was tasked to design, document, implement and operate a HISD Medical Device Security Assessment Center (MeDSAC) for VA test purposes.

KRM has long been in demand as an organization that can devise custom software solutions that are both functional and easy to use. We apply industry best practices to design and develop projects that consistently exceed the expectations of our clients.

Enable patient access to, control of, and addition to personal health records, Remove barriers to sharing clinical data from disparate EHR systems, Enhance information portability in support of care in non-clinical settings and scenarios

KRM has an excellent track record configuring and managing large scale, redundant enterprise gateways for organizations.

A test case in the OSEHRA/VA partnership, intended to showcase the ability of the open source community to support and enhance the VA's drive to improve VistA and other Healthcare IT applications, lowering costs and improving results.

KRM Associates Inc. has been performing work in various capacities for the Department of Veterans Affairs for over a decade. Our experiences include network security and engineering services, web development, medical consulting, and more.

The purpose of this group is to identify key modules of the VistA EHR architecture which are universal to the vast majority of configurations, and harmonize these modules to allow the community to operate from a unified ‘core’ base.

Internships are a valuable experience for students, allowing them to apply their skills and explore 'real world' employment situations while still in school. KRM offers competitive remuneration as well as on the job training to it's interns. Many KRM interns accept full-time positions with the company after graduation.

In conjunction with an Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) Comparative Effectiveness Research (CER) project, KRM created a sophisticated C32 parser for the Indian Health Service’s Resource Patient and Management System (RPMS), which retrieved and parsed C32 records

KRM configured and installed the EHR solution along with modifications required to interface an Open Source product called Clearhealth to be utilized for patient registration. This process involved modifying the basic EHR application and developing an HL7 interface to feed data into the EHR from the Patient Registration GUI.