J2 Interactive
J2 Interactive is an award-winning software development and IT consulting firm specializing in customized solutions for hospitals, labs, research institutions, and health information exchanges. Our approach to design and development is rooted in a fundamental belief that systems succeed or fail based on how well they serve the people who depend upon them. For our clients in the healthcare industry, that includes doctors, nurses, technicians, and administrative staff … but ultimately, it means patients and their families.
Consistently at or near the top of the annual Best in KLAS rankings for Technical Services, J2’s expertise runs the gamut from technology strategy and best-practices consulting to systems integration, application development, health information exchange, and business intelligence. We are especially well known for our work with the HealthShare informatics platform and related InterSystems technologies for data management, connectivity and analytics. Since we became an InterSystems Implementation Partner in 2004, no firm has compiled a longer or more impressive track record of success with InterSystems projects than J2.
Our team of engineers and consultants, led by founders Lou LaRocca and Mickey Yalon, includes over 120 people in the United States and the United Kingdom, each with many years of experience implementing successful projects for clients in the healthcare industry. We pride ourselves on the personal investment we make in each client’s operational and strategic goals—particularly in the area of improving patient outcomes—and our commitment to following through until those goals are met.
We encourage you to take a look at the many successful projects we’ve delivered for organizations like yours, and to contact us to find out what J2 can do for you.
When you deploy a new system, the questions that inevitably come next are: When should we decommission the legacy system? And what do we do with all that data? For ideas and first steps, join us at the InterSystems Pulse blog where J2 CTO Mickey Yalon recently authored a guest post about legacy data archiving.