Agr. and Plan of Merger btwn The Trizetto Group, Inc., Finserv Acquisition Corp., Finserv Health Care Sys., Inc. et al. dated December 22, 1999. 51 pages
Nassau New York Plan of Merger: Trident Group, Finger Acquisition Corp., Finger Health Care Says. The Nassau New York Plan of Merger involving The Trident Group, Inc., Finger Acquisition Corp., and Finger Health Care Says., Inc., is a strategic agreement aimed at facilitating a seamless consolidation of resources, expertise, and technologies within the healthcare industry. This plan envisions a merger between these entities to create a powerful and comprehensive healthcare solutions powerhouse. The Trident Group, Inc., as a leading provider of healthcare IT solutions, brings its wealth of experience and innovative technology to the merger. Finger Acquisition Corp. acts as a facilitating entity, contributing to the strategic planning, financing, and partnership development aspects of the merger. Finger Health Care Says., Inc. represents a healthcare system that possesses deep industry knowledge and a vast network of providers. By merging these entities, the Nassau New York Plan of Merger aims to leverage their respective strengths to revolutionize the healthcare landscape. Through their combined expertise, the merged entity will deliver groundbreaking healthcare IT solutions, streamlining processes, enhancing patient care, and optimizing operational efficiencies for healthcare providers and payers. Key Merger Objectives: 1. Synergy Creation: The merger aims to combine the technical capabilities of The Trident Group, Inc., the strategic prowess of Finger Acquisition Corp., and the industry knowledge of Finger Health Care Says. Inc., to create a synergistic entity that delivers comprehensive healthcare solutions. 2. Enhanced Healthcare IT Solutions: Leveraging The Trident Group's cutting-edge technology and expertise, the new entity seeks to develop and deploy advanced software solutions to address the evolving needs of healthcare organizations and drive operational optimization. 3. Streamlined Processes and Improved Efficiency: Through integration and collaboration, the merger intends to streamline administrative and clinical processes, reducing redundancy and enhancing operational efficiency across the entire healthcare delivery system. 4. Improved Patient Care and Experience: By employing innovative solutions, such as electronic health records (Ears), data analytics, and telemedicine, the merged entity aims to provide healthcare providers with robust tools to improve patient care and experience, leading to better health outcomes. 5. Market Expansion and Growth: The Nassau New York Plan of Merger aims to leverage the market presence and extensive network of each participating entity to expand into new geographies, attract a broader customer base, and fuel further growth opportunities. Ultimately, the merger between The Trident Group, Inc., Finger Acquisition Corp., and Finger Health Care Says., Inc. under the Nassau New York Plan of Merger aims to revolutionize the healthcare industry, drive innovation, and create value for all stakeholders involved.
Nassau New York Plan of Merger: Trident Group, Finger Acquisition Corp., Finger Health Care Says. The Nassau New York Plan of Merger involving The Trident Group, Inc., Finger Acquisition Corp., and Finger Health Care Says., Inc., is a strategic agreement aimed at facilitating a seamless consolidation of resources, expertise, and technologies within the healthcare industry. This plan envisions a merger between these entities to create a powerful and comprehensive healthcare solutions powerhouse. The Trident Group, Inc., as a leading provider of healthcare IT solutions, brings its wealth of experience and innovative technology to the merger. Finger Acquisition Corp. acts as a facilitating entity, contributing to the strategic planning, financing, and partnership development aspects of the merger. Finger Health Care Says., Inc. represents a healthcare system that possesses deep industry knowledge and a vast network of providers. By merging these entities, the Nassau New York Plan of Merger aims to leverage their respective strengths to revolutionize the healthcare landscape. Through their combined expertise, the merged entity will deliver groundbreaking healthcare IT solutions, streamlining processes, enhancing patient care, and optimizing operational efficiencies for healthcare providers and payers. Key Merger Objectives: 1. Synergy Creation: The merger aims to combine the technical capabilities of The Trident Group, Inc., the strategic prowess of Finger Acquisition Corp., and the industry knowledge of Finger Health Care Says. Inc., to create a synergistic entity that delivers comprehensive healthcare solutions. 2. Enhanced Healthcare IT Solutions: Leveraging The Trident Group's cutting-edge technology and expertise, the new entity seeks to develop and deploy advanced software solutions to address the evolving needs of healthcare organizations and drive operational optimization. 3. Streamlined Processes and Improved Efficiency: Through integration and collaboration, the merger intends to streamline administrative and clinical processes, reducing redundancy and enhancing operational efficiency across the entire healthcare delivery system. 4. Improved Patient Care and Experience: By employing innovative solutions, such as electronic health records (Ears), data analytics, and telemedicine, the merged entity aims to provide healthcare providers with robust tools to improve patient care and experience, leading to better health outcomes. 5. Market Expansion and Growth: The Nassau New York Plan of Merger aims to leverage the market presence and extensive network of each participating entity to expand into new geographies, attract a broader customer base, and fuel further growth opportunities. Ultimately, the merger between The Trident Group, Inc., Finger Acquisition Corp., and Finger Health Care Says., Inc. under the Nassau New York Plan of Merger aims to revolutionize the healthcare industry, drive innovation, and create value for all stakeholders involved.