NextGen Healthcare Unveils Special Offer at HIMSS: Free Inpatient Financials with Qualifying Purchase of Inpatient Clinicals

NextGen Healthcare, a leading provider of healthcare information systems and connectivity solutions and a wholly owned subsidiary of Quality Systems, Inc. (“QSI”) (NASDAQ: QSII), debuts a special offer today at the Annual HIMSS Conference and Exhibition to promote rural and community hospitals' use of the advanced technology that will assist them in achieving meaningful use and interoperability across the care continuum.

For a limited time only, rural and community hospitals using outdated or isolated financial solutions can receive software from the NextGen® Financials suite of inpatient solutions at no additional charge when they purchase NextGen Clinicals by June 30, 2010. This offer is subject to terms and conditions, which are posted at www.nextgen.com/bridge. For more information or to determine if a hospital qualifies, contact 1-800-676-3371 or visit Booth #7433 at HIMSS.

NextGen Clinicals is a web-based suite of inpatient clinical applications that includes NextGen Clinicals 2.3, a CCHIT Certified® 2008 Inpatient EHR. Formerly OpusClinicalSuite®, it offers a scalable, secure and mobile platform with CPOE, clinical decision support, order management, advanced reporting, and a clinical data repository. NextGen Financials is a financial and administrative system that helps hospitals significantly improve the operation, financial and regulatory management of their facilities. A fully integrated, feature-rich solution that is both highly secure and easy to use, NextGen Financials includes applications such as Master Person Index (MPI) and ADT, general ledger, materials management, and patient accounting.

“Hospitals are looking for affordable ways to upgrade their technology and acquire better clinical solutions enabling them to qualify for meaningful use,” said Scott Decker, President of NextGen Healthcare. “But many small hospitals, especially in the rural and community markets, are struggling with legacy financial systems, making it difficult to interact with newer clinical solutions needed to advance care and secure ARRA stimulus payments. With this special offer, we are able to help these hospitals break free from antiquated or isolated systems and access more advanced, Web-based technologies - without breaking the bank.”

Following recent acquisitions, NextGen Healthcare is unveiling its expanded, comprehensive line of clinical and financial solutions at HIMSS, held March 1-4, 2010, at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta. It includes ambulatory, inpatient and community connectivity solutions, as well as dental solutions supplied by QSI. As a new package for the rural or community inpatient market, NextGen Clinicals and NextGen Financials can meet all of a hospital’s financial and clinical needs, and help it obtain federal stimulus funds, enhance quality of care, and become an Accountable Care Organization (ACO).

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About NextGen Healthcare

NextGen Healthcare Information Systems, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Quality Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ: QSII), provides integrated electronic health record and practice management systems, connectivity solutions, and billing services for hospitals and ambulatory practices of all sizes and specialties. For more information about NextGen, please visit www.nextgen.com and www.qsii.com.

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