Q: What is the Healthcare Informatics 100?
A: The Healthcare Informatics 100 (HCI 100) is a compilation of healthcare IT companies based on HIT revenues from the most recent fiscal year.
Q. Who is eligible to submit revenues?
A: Any company that can identify HIT-based revenues, as defined below, for the prior fiscal year.
Q. How is HIT revenue defined for the purposes of the HCI 100?
A. Eligible HIT revenues include those derived from the sale of computer hardware, software and related services to healthcare providers, including hospitals, ambulatory clinics, and physician practices.
Revenues not appropriate for submission are those derived from
- Non-computer-based equipment or
- Health and wellness content publishers, including those for patient and professional education, whether books or electronic media, are not.
Q: What other information do I need to complete the survey?
A:
- Percentage of total HIT revenues derived from software, hardware, and/or services.
- 2010 HIT MandA activity: This refers to activity that was formally concluded (not just announced) prior to Dec. 31, 2010.
- Name of the company/companies acquired or divested
- Date of the acquisition or divestiture
- Price paid or received for the transaction
- Revenues for the prior two fiscal years (2009 and 2008)
- Year the company was founded
- Name of the top two company executives and their titles
- Number of employees dedicated to the stated HIT revenue
- Type of company: Public or private
- If private, is ownership by external investors or is the entirely self-funded?
- Name and contact information of the person submitting the form
Q: How do I get a copy of the 2011 HCI 100?
A: Please contact Nicole Casement 212-812-8416 for more information.
For other questions, please contact HCI Managing editor John DeGaspari at jdegaspari@vendomegrp.com or tel. 212-812-8426
