Houma, LA – 07th May 2025 – Objective Medical Systems (OMS), a leading provider of AI-driven cardiovascular health technology, is proud to support Midwest Cardiovascular Institute (MCI) in the launch…
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Objective Medical Systems (OMS), a leading provider of cardiovascular technology solutions, is proud to announce that its EHR platform has achieved certification under the ONC Health IT Certification Program. This…
Cardiologists create CV-specific EHR software and diagnostic tools to manage vital patient information; increases patient volume and throughput by 20%-30% MedAxiom, the nation’s leading cardiovascular performance community committed to improving…
What makes the cardiovascular information system developed by the heart specialists at Objective Medical Systems so impressive? Dr. Vinod Nair, president and Chief Software Architect, sits down for an interview with…
Data moves the modern world. It’s built on vast amounts of information and is seen in just about all aspects of life. With the rise of smartphones, smart cars,…
Objective Medical Systems President and Chief Software Architect, Dr. Vinod Nair, and Chief Privacy Officer, Dr. Peter Fail, have been selected as New Orleans CityBusiness Health Care Heroes for…
The ACC.16 in Chicago (April 2-4) is just about here and we’re excited to be among cardiology’s most forward-thinking professionals. If you’re attending, stop by booth #20092. We’re going to be…
Cardiovascular Institute of the South’s partnership with Objective Medical Systems creates world-class cardiac care across one of the largest single specialty cardiovascular practices in the country A few years ago,…
Objective Medical Systems and White Plume Technologies combine EHR and charge capture for advanced interface connectivity, increased efficiency Objective Medical Systems (OMS) and White Plume Technologies, two leading medical…
Publication Healthcare Journal of New Orleans | Author Anna Thibodeaux | Date Sept/Oct 2015 Read this article via Healthcare Journal’s PAGE FLIP or READ PDF Marketed as “enabling cardiovascular intelligence,”…
