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Monroe Mayor Jamie Mayo has been awarded the Rupert F. Richardson Legacy Award for Leadership by the Network 2009 Coalition.

Increasing awareness among medical service patrons on the benefits of using Information Technology in the healthcare sector, coupled with growing demand for affordable-yet quality healthcare services is forcing hospitals and other medical centers to adopt IT in their daily operations.

Last week, I joined some Monroe public safety personnel for our Annual Turkey Shootout basketball game.

CPSI's Boyd Dougas, chief executive officer, and Darrell West, chief financial officer, are seen at the company's West Mobile headquarters in this file photo.

By most accounts Tuesday, 2009 was a landmark year for the city of Monroe. A few years ago, Monroe was rocked with the closure of State Farm and Guide Corp., a loss of nearly 1,900 jobs and a major blow to the local economy.

Computer Programs and Systems Inc. filed Quarterly Report for the period ended 2009-09-30. Computer Programs and Systems Inc has been serving the information technology needs of community healthcare providers for over twenty-seven years.

Computer Programs and Systems, Inc. , a leading provider of healthcare information solutions, today announced that it was ranked #53 in the recently published October 14th issue of Forbes magazine listing "America's 200 Best Small Companies." Inclusion on the Forbes annual list requires companies to meet a series of financial benchmarks, including ...

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McDonald's plans to lease 3,000 square feet in a new addition to be built at Wildcat Commons commercial center on U.S. 45 and Lebaron Avenue in Citronelle, according to Tim Herrington of Her rington Realty , who represented the fast-food chain.

With federal requirements for meaningful use of electronic health records looming, smaller hospitals now are considering more complex and costly I.T. systems on the perception they will support greater physician adoption, according to a new report.

The Downtown Economic Development District of Monroe not only has a new director to act as liaison with the city, but a promise of $225,000 from Monroe Mayor Jamie Mayo's Administrative Economic Development Fund.

The City of Monroe and the Town of Sterlington were awarded community achievement awards for economic development by the Louisiana Municipal Association at its meeting in Alexandria over the weekend.

Monroe Mayor Jamie Mayo and the Monroe City Council announced the city was awarded the Louisiana Municipality Association Community Achievement Award for Economic Development at the 72nd Annual LMA Annual Convention in Alexandria.

Monroe Mayor Jamie Mayo and the Monroe City Council announced the city was awarded the Louisiana Municipality Association Community Achievement Award for Economic Development at the 72nd Annual LMA Annual Convention in Alexandria.

Monroe Mayor Jamie Mayo and the Monroe City Council announced the city was awarded the Louisiana Municipality Association Community Achievement Award for Economic Development at the 72nd Annual LMA Annual Convention in Alexandria.

Critical access hospitals want more functionality in their information systems to meet meaningful use requirements under the stimulus law, but have fewer vendor options than larger hospitals, according to a new report.

Computer Programs and Systems Inc., a Mobile, Ala.-based company that sells applications to community hospitals, posted profit and revenue gains in its second quarter, which ended June 30.