Slocum-Dickson is a physician-owned multispecialty practice with 100+ providers across central New York, built on Epic Systems for clinical workflows and SAGE 100 for practice management. Active adoption of Epic upgrades and RTE integration, combined with hiring focused heavily on healthcare roles (21 of 26 open positions), signals operational scaling rather than digital transformation—the pain-point list (patient wait times, billing accuracy, claim denials) reflects typical mid-sized practice management friction, not platform deficiency.
Slocum-Dickson Medical Group operates a physician-owned multispecialty practice headquartered in New Hartford, New York, with clinical and administrative roots extending to 1938. The organization employs over 100 providers and approximately 500 staff members across multiple specialties. Core systems include Epic for clinical documentation and SAGE 100 for financial operations, supported by standard enterprise infrastructure (Active Directory, Microsoft Exchange, Palo Alto Networks, Fortinet). Current initiatives center on Epic system upgrades, scheduling optimization via Clockwise, and RTE integration for workflow efficiency.
Epic Systems (clinical), SAGE 100 (financial), Clockwise (scheduling), PACS (imaging), Active Directory, Microsoft Exchange, Palo Alto Networks, and Fortinet firewalls. Currently upgrading Epic and implementing RTE integration.
Headquarters in New Hartford, New York. The practice operates across central New York with a multispecialty clinical footprint and 500+ staff members.
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