New CMS Initiative Helps to Assist and Identify Individuals Who Care for Medicare Beneficiaries as Caregivers The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) today launched Ask Medicare, a new initiative to help family caregivers –those who are family members or friends who help people with Medicare — access and use valuable healthcare information, services and [...]

Alfresco is an open source enterprise level CMS application. It provides document management, collaboration (in beta), records management, knowledge management, web content management and imaging. Alfresco is built with Java & can be installed in both Window & Linux environments via "all-in-one installers". Some features of Alfresco: Web Content Management Web content authors can access and ...

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