Delta Health Systems chooses Choicelinx

April 13, 2006

NH Business Review Staff,

Manchester-based Choicelinx Corporation, a provider of Web-based health-care tools for the insurance industry and consumers, has been selected by Delta Health Systems to provide online enrollment and plan selection technology for its clients.

The company’s Plan Selector and Enrollment Manager applications allow consumers to view detailed plan information and calculate estimated costs of benefit coverage as well as to have 24/7 access to enrollment, eligibility and transaction information, the company said.

Delta Health, headquartered in Sacramento, Calif., is a third-party administrator of health plans and other health care-related products for more than 200,000 clients. — CINDY KIBBE

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