Quoris, the global healthcare IT consulting and workforce solutions partner of choice, today announced its first product, Garage, a flexible data storage archive designed to help healthcare organizations securely store and access data and documents during technology migrations and beyond.

Garage is Quoris’ first proprietary product, marking an expansion of the company’s capabilities into healthcare modernization technology. As healthcare organizations modernize their technology environments and migrate away from legacy systems, not every piece of data has a home in their new systems. This includes documents that may not map cleanly to the destination system, are not appropriate for the destination, or otherwise need to remain accessible.

“When you’re ready to sunset a legacy system, you shouldn’t have to keep it alive to continue accessing data that doesn’t have a home in your new environment. We built Garage in response to the need for a compliant and flexible way to handle those documents so you can make a clean exit and close out your unused systems for good,” said Melissa Ursi, CEO and Founder of Quoris.

During a migration, Garage can serve as the destination for documents that are not moving to the organization’s new system. Health systems transitioning from a legacy document management system (DMS) to a new enterprise document management module, such as Epic Gallery, can use Garage as a secure repository for files without a target location, enabling them to fully decommission their outdated platform.

Flexible Storage for Changing Healthcare Technology Environments

Organizations can choose between Valet storage for frequent, immediate access or Lot storage for documents accessed less frequently. Clients retain full access to their data through Garage, with the ability to access the platform through an integrated environment where supported or through the standalone Garage interface, which features an intuitive, modern search experience designed to make locating and retrieving data simple and seamless.

Garage supports clinical and non-clinical document types, including patient documents, historical clinical documents, revenue-cycle and patient financial-services documents, as well as accounts payable, accounts receivable, human resources, and contracts.

Extending Quoris’ Healthcare Modernization Capabilities

The launch of Garage marks another step in Quoris’ growth beyond consulting and staffing services toward becoming the international healthcare technology modernization partner of choice.

“As organizations rethink how they manage legacy systems, migrate data, and modernize their technology environments, we see an opportunity for Quoris to create new solutions to the challenges they face,” said Max Lyons, Associate Vice President of Data Services at Quoris. “Garage is an important step in that evolution, expanding our capabilities beyond consulting and services to deliver purpose-built technology that helps healthcare organizations navigate modernization with greater flexibility.”

Garage complements Quoris’ broader data migration capabilities, including FastLane, the data extraction and conversion program that prepares documents from legacy document management systems for Epic Gallery delivery.

Quoris will introduce Garage to healthcare technology leaders and the broader healthcare IT community surrounding CHIME26 Fall Forum, where the company will highlight the product and its role in helping organizations navigate EHR migrations, legacy-system sunsetting, and longer-term document storage needs.

For more information about Garage, visit https://quoris.com/services/data-strategy/garage/.

About Quoris

Quoris, formerly ROI International, is the global healthcare IT consulting and workforce solutions partner of choice for organizations looking to get the most from their EHR and technology investments. With more than 25 years of experience in healthcare, Quoris works with more than 100 health systems worldwide to transform operations and unlock optimal performance through innovative technology and expert consulting.

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