TruBridge has expanded its partnership with Java Medical Group to provide technology and services at Russellville Hospital in Alabama, US.

The agreement forms part of Java Medical Group's broader effort to standardise its managed hospitals using TruBridge's nTrust offering, which includes financial health software, electronic health record (EHR), and business office outsourcing.

Java Medical Group founder and CEO Bappa Mukherji said: "TruBridge is more than a partner; they're an extension of our shared passion for strengthening rural hospitals.

"They understand the issues these communities navigate and are actively engaged in crafting sustainable, community-focused healthcare solutions."

The partnership enables TruBridge to work across the Java Medical Group system to improve outcomes and workflow through a comprehensive EHR optimisation initiative. Similar work was recently concluded at Unity Medical Center in Tennessee.

TruBridge president and CEO Chris Fowler said: “Working with Java Medical Group to support community hospitals creates both excitement and pride.

“Their unwavering dedication to bolstering community healthcare by unifying EHRs with financial objectives deeply resonates with and propels our efforts at TruBridge.”

TruBridge provides support to community and rural healthcare providers, drawing on over 45 years of experience in the sector and serving more than 1,500 clients across the country.

The company offers a range of services, strategic expertise, and technology solutions, including analytics, revenue cycle management, and EHR systems tailored to the unique challenges of rural healthcare.

Java Medical Group collaborates with rural hospitals in New Mexico, Alabama, Georgia, and Tennessee to enhance financial performance and guarantee high-quality patient care.