ProSource360 announced today it is joining Cerner, a global leader in health care technology, and other industry leaders and innovators to help make seamless care available to the nation’s veterans. This newly formed team selected by Cerner will bring extensive experience in large enterprise systems and commercial sectors to modernize the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) electronic health record (EHR).

ProSource360 associates will join forces with the Cerner team to provide expert level support in the areas of program and project management, communications, technical writing, quality control, data analytics, EHR training, clinical collaboration, and medical device integration.

ProSource360 will join Leidos, Guidehouse, Accenture, Henry Schein, Inc., AbleVets LLC, MicroHealth and 17 additional small businesses – many of which are veteran owned – to form the team that will provide experience and expertise to the VA.

“We are proud ProSource360 will be part of this important team of industry leaders that will shape the future of care for veterans through a modern EHR system,” said Travis Dalton, president, Cerner Government Services. “We will work together to address the needs and capabilities that are in the best interest of the VA. Our veterans deserve the highest quality care and with this team, we look forward bringing a modern, seamless system to those who have served our country.”

Cerner announced the historic agreement in May, and VA made the program one of their top priorities to improve care for veterans. Using technology that has been deployed successfully at Department of Defense (DoD) medical facilities and thousands of provider sites globally, Cerner plans to provide seamless care across the VA’s high-performing integrated network, including VA facilities, community providers, and DoD facilities.

ProSource360 will join Cerner and other VA EHR modernization members, from Oct. 8-11 in Kansas City, Mo., to outline the strategy during the Cerner Health Conference.