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Jim Traficant Talks Harris VA Deal

Harris Corporation (NYSE:HRS) won an eight-month contract to support the Veterans Health Administration’s effort to meet the new standards of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA).

The firm “will provide a complete range of software development services, including requirements definition and documentation, and software design, test and deployment.”

“With more than 850 changes to the standards and the addition of new data elements to the system, the upgrade to 5010 will be particularly challenging for very large, nationwide healthcare providers such as the Veterans Health Administration (VHA), ” said Jim Traficant, vice president and general manager, Harris Healthcare Solutions. “Harris technology and services are already playing a key role in enhancing veterans’ benefits claims processing, and we will help the VHA make a smooth transition to HIPAA 5010.”

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