Sy.Med Development
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Sy.Med Development, Inc. develops and licenses software solutions that simplify credentialing-related tasks for healthcare providers and payers. Sy.Med’s software, OneApp Pro, uses a data management system and automates form completion to decrease the time required in the credentialing process.
Company History
Established in 1995, Sy.Med has been in business for over 15 years. The company serves over 725 organizations and over 200,000 providers (physicians, allied health professionals, and physician extenders) in 49 states and has clients in the United States, Canada, and India.[1]
Awards
- In 2002, Sy.Med was named a "Music City Future 50 company" by the Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce.
- In 2003, Sy.Med was again named a "Music City Future 50 company" by the Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce.
- In 2003, Sy.Med was named "Best in Business" in the 1 to 25 Employees category by Nashville Business Journal.
- In 2004, Sy.Med was again named "Best in Business" in the 1 to 25 Employees category by Nashville Business Journal.
- In 2007, Sy.Med was named one of “The Fastest Growing Private Companies in America” by Inc. 5000.
- In 2008, Sy.Med was again named one of “The Fastest Growing Private Companies in America” by Inc. 5000.
- In 2009, Sy.Med was yet again named one of “The Fastest Growing Private Companies in America” by Inc. 5000.
- In 2009, Sy.Med's CEO, Jim Aylward, was named a Health Care Hero by Nashville Business Journal.[2]
- In 2011, Sy.Med was ranked as the #5 Small Business in Nashville and the #46 Small Business in the South by Business Leader's "Top 300 Small Businesses".[3]
References
- ^ About Sy.Med, 15 Jul 2011
- ^ Sy.Med CEO Named Health Care Hero, 15 Jul 2011
- ^ Business Leader Rankings, 15 Jul 2011