Bonafide’s History
Bonafide was founded in 1981 and has gone through many iterations while always staying true to its foundational focus on excellent software.
A few highlights include:
Founded Bonafide
1981
Building leading software
1983
Began building leading software with an emphasis on rental services and inventory management.
Introduced Claim Master
1991
Introduced Claim Master solution, which allowed hospitals to scrub insurance claims before submitting them to payors for reimbursement.
Established medi.com
1996
Established spin-off company medi.com providing software to process financial transactions for hospitals and physicians.
Sold medi.com to WebMD
2004
Sold medi.com to WebMD as part of that company’s initiative to add front-end software to its product portfolio.
Launched MedEQ Manager
2005
Launched MedEQ Manager software, combining healthcare knowledge of claim management with knowledge of inventory control and customer management solutions.
Introduced Hospice Portal
2008
Introduced Hospice Portal to allow hospice facilities to place orders within the MedEQ Manager platform.
Introduced Pharmacy Application
2010
Introduced pharmacy application to assist with mail-order prescription management in the pharmacy market.
Introduced Physician Practice Management System and Electronic Health Records
2012
Introduced Physician Practice Management System and Electronic Health Records to serve the Orthopedics market.
Partnered with Orderinsite
2014
Partnered with Orderinsite to provide innovative solutions to handle Pharmacy inventory replenishment.
Joint Venture with NextProject11
2015
Joint venture with NextProject11 to provide healthcare buying groups, distributors, and manufacturers with an integrated inventory control system and shopping portal.
Joint Venture with Bac-Track
2016
Joint venture with Bac-Track to provide healthcare facilities with a solution for ongoing monitoring of infectious control.
Migrated MedEQ to AWS
2017
Migrated MedEQ platform to AWS and upgraded technology platform to simplify IT stack and increase the functional, security, and extension capabilities. These changes allow for maximum scalability of our platform.
First DME/HME Ordering Platform for Institutional Facilities
2018
Introduced the industry’s first DME/HME ordering platform for institutional facilities (Acute, LTAC, and Skilled) with robust features including clinical algorithms and inventory tracking to enhance financial performance and improve patient outcomes.