Former Coro Health employees seek registration for healthcare IT co-op
In short
Former Coro Health employees have applied to register a new co-operative called the Health Care IT & Revenue Cycle Co-operative Society. They also asked the Cooperation Department for support.
This matters because it could become a new healthcare IT business, but the available reporting does not say whether registration has been approved or what happens next.
What the reporting says
Former Coro Health employees have applied to register the proposed Health Care IT & Revenue Cycle Co-operative Society as a primary cooperative society and have approached the Cooperation Department for support, according to a publisher summary from BusinessLine. The report does not state how many employees are involved, whether registration has been approved, or what services the co-operative will start first. The immediate consequence is a formal step toward setting up the new venture.
Why it matters
The publisher summary says former Coro Health employees have applied for registration of the Health Care IT & Revenue Cycle Co-operative Society as a primary cooperative society and have approached the Cooperation Department for support. That shows an early organizational step toward a healthcare IT venture. The source does not confirm approval, funding, staffing, or operating plans.