Case Study: Peter Christensen Health Center achieves $1M annual revenue growth and a 5-year increase in community life expectancy with Greenway Health's Intergy

ndian Health Service clinic implements Intergy, increases annual revenue by $1 million

Peter Christensen Health Center (PCHC), an Indian Health Service clinic in northern Wisconsin, was constrained by an outdated practice management system that limited financial performance, clinical care, and IHS-specific reporting. The clinic sought a solution to improve revenue, clinical standards, and operational efficiency while meeting unique tribal reporting needs.

PCHC implemented Greenway Health’s Intergy EHR and practice management, using its own data to change billing and administration so it could bill CMS and other payers. Intergy paid for itself in six months, increased revenue by about $1 million annually, enabled service expansion and population-health management, simplified reporting and value‑based program participation, and contributed to a rise in average community life expectancy from 51 to 56 over five years.

Peter Christensen Health Center

Adrienne Laverdure

Medical Director