Leading Virtual Assistant Company, Suki, Strikes Landmark Deal To Ease Clinical Administrative Burdens

In its latest effort to alleviate administrative burdens in the clinical setting, leading virtual assistant pioneer Suki is partnering with Premier, Inc., a healthcare improvement company, to provide the latter’s nearly 4,000+ strong hospital network with access to Suki’s revolutionary platform. Through this deal, Premier members will be able to take advantage of special pre-negotiated deal terms and pricing to leverage Suki for their organizations.

Leading Virtual Assistant Company, Suki, Strikes Landmark Deal To Ease Clinical Administrative Burdens

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