What happens when you bring together a UCLA physician and the founder of NextGen?
Practice LogistiX is the product of decades of healthcare innovation, combining Dr. Andrew Muchmore's CodoniX clinical engine with Bill McClure's practice management system architecture.
Bill McClure
MBA entrepreneur. Built three successful health and insurance IT companies. Built the practice management system that became NextGen Healthcare. Now leading the practice management platform built on what he learned the first time.
Jennifer Van Gorden
An accomplished healthcare IT leader with deep expertise across inpatient and ambulatory Epic environments. Jennifer has led development teams, Community Connect initiatives, and physician adoption strategies, with a strong focus on optimizing provider satisfaction and technology utilization.
She played a key role in developing Epic's PACE module for its first-ever implementation and has successfully led full Epic deployments from the ground up at two major hospital systems, and more than 22 PACE clinics nationwide.
Jennifer is responsible for implementation strategy, ongoing product development oversight, and overall platform success. In addition, she oversees operations for two urgent care centers.
Powered by 30 years of clinical innovation and practice management technology developed by the team that set the standard.
CodoniX founded
Dr. Andrew Muchmore (UCLA Medical School, 20 years at NIH) founds CodoniX to build a clinical documentation engine that writes the note from the encounter.
McKesson licenses CodoniX
CodoniX technology was licensed by McKesson and embedded in the Horizon Emergency Care product line. The relationship dates back to the early 2000s. However, McKesson has since exited the EHR space.
Installations nationwide
CodoniX deployed across 200+ urgent care facilities and physician offices, generating over 1M patient charts per year.
Practice LogistiX
CodoniX acquired by Practice LogistiX. The clinical engine is paired with the practice management system Bill McClure built, the same architecture that became NextGen Healthcare. Now part of Health Logistics Group.
Four Specialized Teams, One Point of Contact.
Development & Implementation
The engineers and implementation specialists who build the platform and bring new practices live.
Customer Service
Real humans who know the product, not a ticketing system in another time zone.
Account Support
Account managers who know your practice and setup.
Billing
In-house billing team available for practices that prefer to outsource the cycle.
Practice LogistiX is part of an eight-company healthcare ecosystem.
Claims generated by Practice LogistiX flow into the MBA TPA / tpax.net claims system. Patient payments process through PayGate Logistics. Patient data connects to telemedicine, HSA, and insurance coordination across the ecosystem.