Founders of MedNet Technologies Featured in Major Newspaper Article

PRLog (Press Release) - Dec. 2, 2010 - MedNet Technologies, one of the leading providers of websites for healthcare professionals, was recently featured in the business section of a major New York newspaper, in an article highlighting the company’s two owners, as well as their plans for future growth and integration with other aspects of healthcare.  

Brothers Jack and Christian Pellman started MedNet Technologies (http://www.mednet-tech.com) in 1999 after Christian struggled to find information about local pediatricians for his children’s medical care.  Since then, the two have built thousands of healthcare websites for clients across the world, including medical and dental practices, hospitals, societies and other healthcare providers.  They now have over 50 employees in their Elmont office.  

President and CEO Jack Pellman described MedNet’s eventual goal of creating a seamless online experience for healthcare providers: “We’re trying to create a somewhat automated bridge between our services and the gateway to electronic health records.”  The company has had continual growth throughout their history and regularly offers additional services to enhance their clients’ websites.

Within the article, Pellman also discusses the effect of the recession and the management styles and workplace environment applied day-to-day in this growing business.  The entire article is featured on the MedNet Technologies website at http://www.mednet-tech.com/pdf/mednet-technologies-newspa....

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About MedNet Technologies
MedNet Technologies hosts and manages the websites of over 2,500 medical, dental and veterinary practices across the United States and in more than 14 different countries. Our team of more than 50 web designers, copywriters, search engine visibility specialists, programmers and support personnel have built and managed more healthcare websites than any other web development company. Our services include web design, content development and special feature programming, in addition to hosting and maintenance and web visibility services.

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