Thursday, September 20, 2007

Reseller's License

QUESTION

We are interested in your Reseller License agreement language and also your pricing.

ANSWER

We do not allow reselling (you selling our products yourself) but we do license integration (you using our products as part of your products).

We charge a flat fee [in September, 2007 it was $5,000] per product per organization. Sample license language is available on our web site, here[link removed] under Software Licenses.

UPDATE

Every license turns out to be different because every licensee is different, so we no longer publish a sample license. Our typical license includes the following:
  • a one-time fee per version per product (a limited but perpetual, non-revocable license)--ie v32 and v33 of the same product each requires their own license;
  • the right to redistribute our DRG assignment product or products while we retain all copyrights and ownership of intellectual property;
  • a flat fee  per product so that we do not have to police your sales;
  • the fee defaults to our current standard but can be negotiated downward if you agree to limited distribution or upward if you need special integration considerations

Saturday, October 14, 2006

F24 Released

Our support for version 24 of the US Federal DRG assignment algorithm, active as of October 1st 2006, has just been released.

Tuesday, October 4, 2005

F23 Released

Our support for version 23 of the US Federal DRG assignment algorithm, active as of October 1st 2005, has just been released.

Saturday, October 9, 2004

F22 Released

Our support for version 22 of the US Federal DRG assignment algorithm, active as of October 1st 2004, has just been released.

Friday, January 2, 2004

Reimbursement

Note: to price an inpatient visit, ie calculate reimbursement, you would multiply the DRG weight of the DRG our grouper returns by the relevant facility factor. Our grouper products don't do this for you.

Tuesday, October 7, 2003

F21 Released

Our support for version 21 of the US Federal DRG assignment algorithm, active as of October 1st 2003, has just been released.

Tuesday, February 11, 2003

Windows Installers

We realized recently that we needed to provide standard installers for our Windows product line, once we went beyond Win32 DRGFilt and Win32 CGI-DRG.

Being Open Source-oriented folks, we looked around for an open solution and came up with NSIS, which we think works well for us. We hope that you find our installers easy to use and our un-installers convenient.