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We were active members of the Michigan Chapter of HIMSS from 20xx – 20xx, and have been exhibitors at their annual conventions for several years. Two of our more memorable ones, were when we partnered with Team Fox have the “Back to the Future” Delorean in our booth, to assist in their fundraiser.

As our needs for complex workflows, custom user interface gadgets, and more were added to our system, the Quizlets technology was getting pushed to its limits. Rather than continue pushing, we created a new version of the concept, where interface, business rules, and data all existed within a living document, known as L337 (pronounced “Leet” – short for “Elite”) Forms.

This new technology once again eased the development, review and deployment process of new or even simply newly-revisioned forms. L337 Forms were used by the Michigan Health Information Network (MiHIN) with their Health Reimbursements Arrangements (HRA) project, which took a CCD Document as its original data source, and then created a user interface leveraging data points within the base CCD as well as environmental and application data, and creating a living form that was able to generate a corresponding HRA formatted output at any time.

In 2005, Bay Medical Hospital, joined Botsford Hospital in choosing CDR-Web as their Clinical Data Repository / Clinician Portal.

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CDR-Web was used by Bay Medical Hospital as their primary medical record for …

A commercial grade web-based document scanning was added, allowing for paper-based reports, charts, and other supporting documentation to be directly added to the patient record, and visible as a PDF to the clinician user.

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We started Reliance Microsystems as general IT consulting company, focusing on Networking, including Internet connectivity, and custom web-site design. Comprised of all of two people, we set out tackling jobs that intimidated larger companies, including a complete state-wide upgrade of an entire banking network’s computers within 30-days. Another was assisting a company after a merger had upset the original IT staff, which sabotaged the network on their way out, and we were able to restructure and regain control of everything within 2-weeks.

General Motors

As we started to gain traction, a partner software developer brought us in on a project for General Motors known as the GM Truck Town. It was an internal web application, then referred to as an Intranet Application, which had several components, each named after something automotive related. We were tasked with “The Depot”, which involved designing and building a 100% web based secure and departmentalized document sharing solution. Many would refer to this concept now as a well known website whose name rhymes with “BropDox”, however, in 1994, this was monumental.

Mercy Health Services (aka The Sisters of Mercy)

After our success with the Depot project, we were brought into another consulting project with the Mercy Health Services (also known as “The Sisters of Mercy”, a healthcare group in Farmington Hills. They had a project to turn their paper-based medical records system into a computer database, known as a Clinical Data Repository, and more importantly, to use a purely web-based user interface, again written as an Intranet Application, to be named Clinical WorkStation. Once complete, and after verifying that they had no desire to use this concept commercially, we reformed as Reliance Software Systems (RelWare) and began writing our own commercial Web-Based Clinical Data Repository, known as CDR-Web.

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