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Status with BAA Revised FIS Original BAA Status with BAA Status with BAA Special Notes Supplier Name Vendor # (s) Status revised (Feb-10) revised (Sept-2013) 1141 Group, LLC 363488 13-Jan-14 1904Labs A25838 7-Dec-18 1st Choice Courier Executive Express 216920 24-Jan-03 20-Feb-10 24-Jan-14 3M Health Info. Systems - 3M Code Ryte 359294 29 Mar-13 11-Aug-14 8760 Engineering LLC 174054 22-Jun-10 15-Sept-14 A - American Self Storage (St Louis Storage Partners) 325351 18-Jul-11 15-Nov-13 Above the Fold Communications 971220 28-Dec-17 Accenture LLP TBD 10-Oct-16 ACCESS (formerly Cintas) 143416 3-Sept-08 16-Dec-11 9-Dec-14 Access Courier (see Crossroads Courier) 144833 10-Feb-10 11-Nov-13 *old vendor ID 633554, company bought out, see Crossroads Courier Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Healthcare, Inc. 000463 30-Jan-19 *original BAA 4-Nov-15, updated (AAAHC) and restrictive BAA 1/2019 Acorn GLP Consulting (Anne Maczulak) 344021 6-Sept-12 21-Nov-13 Acroseas Consultancy Private Limited 964344 26-Mar-08 7-Jul-10 19-Dec-13 Act For Health (dba PCM Trials, a Colorado Corp) 348338 5-May-17 Acumen Consulting 925376 24-Oct-07 30-Nov-10 12-May-14 AcuStream, Inc. (now Revint Solutions, LLC) TBD 10-Oct-17 Adaptive Solutions Group (Wood, Ribble & Twyman) 806264 19-Nov-04 14-Feb-11 25-Dec-13 Addy Systems, LLC TBD 24-May-19 Advance Mailing Services, LLC 181657 15-Jul-14 Advanced Brain Monitoring, Inc. 005662 1-Nov-16 Advantage Administration TBD 2-Jul-07 13-Aug-15 Advantica Dental 933940 - Aerotek 926899, 367248 21-Nov-03 3-Apr-14 Albert James TBD 26-Feb-16 Allclear Id Inc 348433 3-Mar-14 Allied Global Services 425520 19-Jun-18 Allied Photocolor Imaging Center 772839 21-Jan-03 5-Nov-13 Alphagraphics TBD 7-Dec-16 Allscripts 913527, 335895 19-May-03 16-Aug-10 6-Oct-14 Ambra Health (previously: Dicom Grid, Inc.) 425196 6-Oct-16 Ambs Message Cener, Inc. (dba Ambs Call Center) 497466 1-Dec-17 Ameren Services Company 70300 20-Oct-11 - American Academy of Sleep Medicine 918992 15-Jan-13 4-Dec-13 American Association for the Surgery of Trauma 274546 31-May-17 American Healthcare Lending LLC 369363 6-Aug-14 American Messaging 745684 17-Oct-14 Americom Imaging Systems, Inc. 141742 27-Mar-09 8-Oct-13 AmerisourceBergen - Anker Enterprises TBD 19-Feb-15 Anodyne Health Partners Inc. (see Athenahealth Inc) 353254 03-Sep-09 - Answer First TBD 1-Mar-19 Answer Midwest, Inc. 949447 21-Dec-18 Answer St. Louis (see Business Centers of MO, Inc.) 633728, 000778 16-May-03 09-May-11 21-Jan-14 Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield 032379, 370031 - 17-April-15 Aon Hewitt Consulting 345189 - Apex Print Technologies, LLC 702240 31-Mar-17 Arch Express TBD 5-Sep-19 Armstrong Teasdale LLP 799927 2-Dec-10 21-Oct-14 Arthrex, Inc. 174664 10-Feb-10 - Ashton Carter (Division of Aerotek) 367248 2-Oct-18 Ashton DeRycke 371800 22-May-17 Aspire Bariatrics, Inc. TBD 19-Oct-17 Aternity, Inc. 325300 25-Mar-11 15-Nov-13 Athenahealth Inc.( frmly Anodyne Health Partners Inc.) 353254 23-Sept-14 ATP Transcription Services (Jackie Steele) 958194 6-Jul-04 24-Feb-10 15-Nov-13 Aureus Radiology, LLC (C & A Industries) 412720 20-Apr-16 Automation Technology Solutions 404705 24-Feb-16 Aviacode 347393 11-Jun-12 30-Sept-14 Axent Productions (Jeff Schneider) 165954 1-Apr-09 17-Sep-10 - B. Loehr Staffing (Temporaries of St. Louis, Inc.) 008250 22-Jan-03 11-Feb-10 12-May-14 B.W. Recycling Inc. TBD 12-Dec-16 BJC Health System 520497, 269572, 14-Apr-03 - - 289230, 233318, 295263, 268326 Baker & Hostetler LLP 996586 21-Feb-12 - Bank of America 010800, 260557, 11-Apr-03 15-Jun-10 - 130199, 911867 Barnard's Teleinformatics, LLC 379204 20-May-15 Barnes Jewish Hospital (BJC Healthcare) 243492, 235225, - 289184, 791918, 232526, 965858, 983711, 238000, 239700, 866057, 199762, 268326, 269572, 233318, 289230, 375337 Barnescare 226744 - - Battelle Memorial Institute 156305 11-Aug-16 Baylor, Terrance 162408 24-Apr-12 - Behavioral Health Network of Greater St. Louis 381606 29-Nov-17 Ben Fry dba Fathom 451692 13-Mar-17 Bender, Inc. 692203 27-Mar-14 Bentley, Caryll 341624 18-Jul-12 16-Nov-13 Bettinger, Stimler & Associates (BSA Healthcare) 334207 3-Nov-11 9-Aug-16 Beverly Hills Pharmacy (Christopher Geronsin Inc) 799318 8-Jun-10 - Bioclinica, Inc. TBD 18-Jul-19 BioMerieux, Inc. 001668, 689724 26-Oct-11 - Birch, Leann 015550 27-Oct-14 BKD, LLP 113749 27-May-14 Blessing Hospital 157706 19-Jan-15 B-Line Medical 984053 27-Jan-11 - BMIQ, Inc A29558 1-Feb-19 Boone Hospital (CH Allied Services) 240152 23-Jun-04 22-Jun-10 - Bracket Global, LLC TBD 14-Mar-19 BREG, Inc. 207925 13-Dec-13 Brian Gustafson TBD 2-Oct-18 Brian White TBD 16-Feb-17 Brigham Young University ( Brent Webb) 207595 22-Mar-10 - Brightstar of St Charls Co East Mo 380019 24-Jul-15 Brown & James PC 980007 28-May-03 11-Feb-10 29-Nov-13 Brown Kortkamp Moving & Storage 251639 7-Apr-03 18-Oct-10 11-Nov-13 Burmester Transcriptions 689278 2-Apr-03 16-Feb-10 16-Sept-14 Buildingstars International Inc. TBD 29-Nov-18 Business Centers of MO (see Answer St. Louis) 633728, 000778 16-May-03 9-May-11 21-Jan-14 Business Video Solutions at ZVR TBD 5-Aug-15 Butkus, Mary (Contract Photographer) 781872 21-Jul-17 Callaway & Company A03593 6-Feb-19 Call-Em-All, LLC TBD 6-Sep-19 CAM Print Inc. 726563 09-Feb-12 12-Dec-13 Cammack LaRhette Consulting A19304 28-May-14 CardioAccess, Inc. TBD 18-Oct-06 16-Apr-14 Cardionet 380685 - Careform TBD - CareMessage 486332 12-Apr-17 CareMetx, LLC TBD 18-Oct-16 Carnes & Associates Inc 773632 3-Mar-14 Carreon, Leah 364586 18-Oct-13 Carter, Tamara 173413 14-Jul-09 21-Jul-10 - CDS Office Technologies 216970 22-Nov-10 26-Nov-13 Center for Disease Detection 33528 16-Feb-10 16-Sept-14 Center for the Study of Service 345825 10-Sept-12 19-Jun-14 Certiphi Screening 156339 17-Aug-15 CH Allied Services dba Boone Hospital 240152 - Chameleon Integrated Services TBD 28-Feb-14 Change Healthcare 396642 26-Apr-13 25-Oct-16 Chartis Group, LLC 983522 24-Jul-18 Chi Solutions, Inc. 385116 9-Nov-15 Childrens Hospital (St. Louis) 673012, 268326, 14-Apr-03 - - 963081, 951706, 520497 (CHMC) Childrens Hospital Medical Center (Proton Registry 464498 11-Dec-17 Consortium Agreement) Christopher Geronsin Inc dba Beverly Hills Pharmacy 799318 - Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center TBD 18-Apr-19 CIOX Health, LLC (Previously Healthport Technologies, LLC) 242576 6-Oct-16 Cisco Systems, Inc. TBD 9-Jan-18 CleMetric 372257 26-Jun-14 Clienttell Inc. (West Interactive Services Corp.) 444647 13-Jan-17 Cochlear Americas 3250 14-Apr-04 - - Code 42 Software 171604 5-Jan-16 Coding Network LLC 190741 16-Apr-10 25-Aug-15 Coding Strategies, Inc. (CSI) 242449 6-Feb-15 Cogent Edge (Delaware Limited Liability Co) TBD 7-May-18 Cola 242032 14-Mar-06 31-Mar-16 College of American Pathologists (CAP) 569614 1-Apr-03 4-Aug-15 Command Health ([email protected]) 357401 23-Aug-16 (Used to be MDnetwork) Commercial Copy 17590 23-Jun-10 - Commercial Letter Inc. 584354 20-May-14 Community, A Walgreen's Pharmacy TBD 24-Feb-16 Compliance Concepts LLC 293683 10-Aug-17 Compounding Docs Pharmacy 196422 2-May-14 ComPsych Corporation 414534 21-Jul-16 CompuGroup Medical Inc. ("CGM") 456393 8-Nov-17 Conforma Laboratories Inc. 690605 23-Nov-10 4-Dec-13 Conifer Physician Services Inc. TBD 27-Jul-18 ConnectCare (St. Louis) 347959 12-Dec-13 Connective Tissue Gene Tests (CTGT) 360771 - ConnectYourCare, LLC 148389 30-Apr-14 Conner Business Systems dba TAB St. Louis 814040 13-Jan-14 Consumer Collection Management TBD 1-Jul-18 Contegix 356069 05-Nov-14 Contented Creative 369153 31-Aug-15 Continuum Health IT A26421 18-Dec-18 Conway, W. Thomas 249836 1-Mar-13 25-Nov-13 Cook, Richard 143655 27-Nov-07 18-Aug-10 26-Nov-13 CoPilot Provider Support Services TBD 8-Sept-14 Copying Concepts (see Sumner Group, Inc.) 004253 14-Jun-04 20-Feb-10 5-Nov-13 Corcoran Consulting Group (Ardare Corporation) 369361 15-Aug-14 Cord Moving and Storage 598041 24-Jan-07 18-Oct-10 15-Aug-14 Cosmed USA, Inc. 165802 15-Jan-16 Covenant Technology Partners 032864 20-Oct-06 21-Nov-14 CoverMyMeds TBD 22-Aug-17 Creative Information Technology, Inc. TBD 1-May-19 Cross Country Staffing, Inc. 913008 20-Apr-17 Crossroads Courier (formerly Access Courier) 144833 21-Jan-15 Culbert Healthcare Solutions 736385 15-Aug-18 Custom Type, Inc. 813531 21-Feb-14 Cybernius Medical Ltd. 188788 8-Apr-10 31-Dec-13 Cystic Fibrosis Foundation 213025 24-April-14 D&A Medical Billing and Consulting, Inc. TBD 29-Jan-19 DLT Solutions 281282 14-Feb-17 Database Concepts, LLC (Acropolis Tech Group) TBD 1-May-19 Data Cubed, LLC (Data Cubed Health) TBD 30-Apr-19 DataDog Health Inc. 426434 21-Mar-17 Datamax (see Sumner Group Inc.) 20443 19-May-10 5-Nov-13 DatStat Inc. 980015 6-Sep-05 14-Dec-12 11-Dec-13 Deaf Inter Link 333989, 516002 15-Apr-04 14-May-12 3-Dec-13 DeAngelo, Daniel J. MD, PhD 025152 18-Jul-14 Deep 6 A1, Inc.
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