FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: October 10, 2008

Stockton, CA  Delta Pathology Associates selected WebPathLab to replace their current AP system due to lack of technical support, and lack of reliability.  Their decision was based not only on the fact that a 100% web-based system is less costly, as it does not require IT staff, and provides a very reliable interface with their customer's EMR systems, but also because of the glaring reports they received from our current customers as they checked our references. To them a reliable system and good service is of great importance.

 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: September 8, 2008

Bremerton. WA  Pathology Associates of Kitsap County (PAKC) located in the Seattle, Washington area has contracted with WepPathLab to be their Anatomic Pathology (AP) solution provider. Key to PAKC's decision to select WebPathLab was the ability to interface with their customer's EMR systems, and to provide on-line access not only to the reports, but to the actual AP solution. They were also impressed with ability to customize WebPathLab in order to integrate their business rules into the AP's system flow.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: March 31, 2008

Sebastopol, California. Pathology Services selected WebPathLab to integrate WebPathLab's (WPL) on-line reporting module with their current legacy system. WebPathLab will develop new middleware to extract and manage data from their legacy system and port it to the web for access by their clinicians using WPL's reporting module.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: 1 March 2008:

Folsom, California. WebPathLab announced the release of its new montly newsletter with information about Anatomic Pathology Software solutions and upcoming features.  In March's issue, WPL announced the next generation of web-based AP software WPL 2.i which has been code named "FX". 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: December 10, 2007

St. Louis, Missouri. St. Louis-based American Pathology Laboratories has contracted with WebPathLab Inc. for their AP solution also called WebPathLab (WPL).  Their decision was based in part due to the fact that their pathologists are located at different locations (some out of state) and require a seemless access to their AP system. WPL turned out to be the ideal solution for their circumstances.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: November 7, 2007

Aiken, South Carolina.   Aiken Regional Medical Center in Aiken, South Carolina purchased a WebPathLab license for their Anatomic pathology laboratory.  Key to the purchase is the ability of WebPathLab to interface with their current electronic medical record system OPUS. The interface is via the HL7 protocol using a real-time connection (TCP/IP). 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: May 15, 2007

Portland, Oregon. On-Site Anesthesia, an outpatient anesthesia service provider has selected WebPathLab Inc. to process all their billing using the WebPathLab Billing Module. Key to their decision was (1) the ability to view on a real-time  environment (up-to-the-minute) all the billables, collections, aging and deposit reports; and (2) the fact that their billing cycle, time from when the claim is submitted to when the payment has been deposited into their account, was reduced by over 50%.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: March 1, 2007

Alberston, New York. Peconic Pathology Associates, a hospital based pathology laboratory announced today that they will be implementing WebPathLab as their anatomic pathology computer system solution.  Mr. Mangeshuar, Director of Pathology, selected WebPathLab for its ability to quickly generate reports and its seamless integration with the billing module as well as the low cost of ownership.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: December 20, 2006

Fort Lauderdale, FL. The Meditrend Group, Inc. (www.meditrendgroup.com) is pleased to announce the purchase and installation of the WebPathLab pathology system.  WebPathLab is a secure web based pathology information system which will improve the availability and effectiveness of Meditrend pathology reporting...