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Extension, Inc. (corporately styled EXTENSION, INC.) is a software development company based in Fort Wayne, Indiana that specializes in health information technology (HealthIT) that provides communication software for clinicians. Extension is a server-based middleware appliance that integrates HL7, or web services-based medical application with Cisco’s Advanced Unified Communications platform, and with smart phones via standards-based protocols. Extension creates hospital communications software and is the developer of the Extension Solution Suite (ESS). History 2006 * Todd Plesko, Extension Inc.’s Chief Executive Officer, departed from TriPractix - a company he co-founded - to lead the development and commercialization efforts of the Extension technology. 2009 * Extension, Inc. is founded * Extension Solution Suite (ESS) is marketed and sold * Cisco approves Extension as SIP certified (Solutions Incentive Partner) * Allscripts, Cisco, and Extension collaborate and develop the Digital Physician Office (DPO) solution * Extension is accepted into the Cisco Developer Network 2010 * Strategic partnership and solutions developed with AeroScout, Arc Solutions, and GetWellNetwork * Extension wins Cisco 'Collaboration Partner of the Year for US and Canada' for DPO * Extension ships its first appliance internationally to Asia-Pac * Extension released an iPhone Application for general use in the healthcare community. 2011 * Extension Mobile for HealthAlert for Nurses and HealthAlert for Physicians goes live on the Apple AppStore and Android Market * Extension submitted HealthAlert for Nurses solution to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for produce clearance. * Extension launches Device Messaging as a stand alone product - a solution that connects corporate IP phones to smartphones via secure, text-based messaging * Extension received the 2011 Tech Innovator award from CRN in the Software-Enterprise Management category Products and services Extension, Inc. is the developer of a suite of software, which expands Cisco Unified Communications and smart phones into clinical] workflow tools. These tools automate notifications using text messages, phone calls, emails,and by turning Cisco's IP Phones into user interfaces for clinical, administrative, and revenue cycle data.
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