CPSI (CPSI), a healthcare solutions company, announced that the company is rebranding and changing its name to TruBridge, Inc. “In a strategic move to streamline its offerings, enhance its market presence and position the company for future growth, the company is consolidating its diverse portfolio of solutions under a unified identity,” said CPSI, which will officially transition to TruBridge on Monday, March 4, when its common stock will begin trading on the NASDAQ Stock Market under its new ticker symbol TBRG. “As one company, TruBridge is collectively focused on bridging gaps in healthcare, empowering providers and improving financial and clinical outcomes through the timely delivery of solutions that solve real problems in the communities we serve. We embarked on a transformation journey over two years ago to align our products and services more effectively with market demand. Following market research with our employees, clients, and other stakeholders, it was abundantly clear that the TruBridge brand has a solid reputation and more accurately reflects our current strategic focus and planned growth trajectory. As healthcare organizations increasingly look to outsource their RCM process, TruBridge is a trusted name that brings the right experience and expertise to meet their needs. We are fortunate to have a loyal customer base of healthcare providers who will continue to benefit from the unmatched value that is synonymous with the TruBridge brand. We remain steadfast in our mission to help communities thrive and promote equitable access to quality healthcare for all. This commitment extends to the over 1,500 clients we serve, our exceptional team of employees, and our shareholders,” said Chris Fowler, president and CEO of CPSI.
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