WorkflowOne, a leading provider of print management, marketing and distribution services, announced today that Menonita Healthcare System in Puerto Rico has selected the company as its sole supplier for their print management needs. As a result, WorkflowOne will provide all Menonita's facilities and businesses with forms, offset and digital printing, label applications, patient identification and RFID inventory solutions.  

Menonita Healthcare System (also known as Mennonite General Hospital, Inc.) is a non-profit organization that provides outstanding healthcare services to Aibonito, Aguas Buenas, Barranquitas, Cayey, Coamo, Caguas, Cidra, Comerío, Orocovis and other towns in and outside of Puerto Rico. Services within these locations include acute general hospitals, family health centers, mental health services, assisted living for low-income senior citizens, and at home care, as well as HMO plans for individuals, groups or families. Menonita Healthcare System is a leader in bariatric and orthopedic surgeries.  

"We look forward to assisting the organization with their expansion plans, reducing costs and continuing to provide outstanding healthcare services to the island," said Michael Giachetti, Vice President and General Manager for WorkflowOne. "We have been doing business in Puerto Rico for over a decade. Together with our island-based account teams and distribution center located in Toa Baja, we are well positioned to fully service not only Puerto Rico but a good part of the Caribbean as well."  

In addition to Menonita Healthcare System, WorkflowOne also services a number of local healthcare organizations as well as some of the largest financial services, consumer goods and food product brands in Puerto Rico.  

"WorkflowOne has an excellent reputation within the healthcare industry here in Puerto Rico," said Aixa Rivera Mercado, Purchasing Director for Menonita Healthcare System. "In addition to print management, WorkflowOne provides consultative services and technology to help us manage our spend, allowing to focus on patient care."