Stimulus Bill Creates Opportunities in Healthcare IT ::
March 11, 2009
The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, signed by President Obama in February, allots $19.2B to Healthcare Information Technology, much of which will go toward a widespread transition to Electronic Health Records (EHRs).
The
Revere Hierarchy enables users to rapidly identify specific sectors and companies most likely to be called upon to execute this transition. Two such sectors are:
Technology > Software > Industry-Specific > Healthcare/Pharma > Business Management/Information Systems (85 companies)
Technology > Information Technology (IT) Services > Enterprise and Technology Consulting > Industry-Specific IT Services > Healthcare (37 companies)
Through
Revere Relationships
, investors can further narrow down companies in this space to 34 that list the U.S. Government as a customer. Some examples include
HLTH Corporation (Nasdaq: HLTH),
Perot Systems Corporation
(NYSE: PER), and
Computer Sciences Corporation (NYSE: CSC).
For more information or assistance with identifying additional Healthcare IT investment opportunities, please don’t hesitate to contact our Research, Sales, and Customer Support Teams.
Sincerely,
The Revere Research Team
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