Monday, May 13, 2013
The company purchased the Arsenal on the Charles Complex from Harvard University.
The sale of the Arsenal on the Charles complex by Harvard University to athenahealth has been finalized. The 760,000 square foot, 11-building complex was purchased for $168.5 million, according to a report on Market Watch. News of the sale first came out in December 2012. Harvard purchased the former U.S. Army complex in 2001 for $162.6 million. It used to be known as the Watertown Arsenal and served as a military munitions manufacturing facility. Athenahealth, which specializies in cloud-based health care services, already uses 330,000 square feet of the site. The tech company moved to the Arsenal on the Charles in 2005 when it moved into 133,000 square feet of space, and it reportedly sought 500,000 for its new headquarters, according…
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Thursday, January 31, 2013
Tufts Health Plan and athenahealth make list of top companies for which to work.
There must be something in the water, because a national survey ranked two Watertown companies among the top 150 places to work in the nation. Watertown businesses Tufts Health Plan and athenahealth joined 11 other Massachusetts companies on the list of best businesses to work for compiled by WorkplaceDynamics of Exton, Pa., according to a report in the Boston Globe. The rankings come weeks after Fortune Magazine named Watertown-based Bright Horizons as one of the "100 Best Companies to Work For." Th factors considered in WorkplaceDynamics' rankings include the organization’s leadership, direction, and connection to its employees, Doug Claffey, chief executive of WorkplaceDynamics told the Globe. Some of the keys to employee happiness, …
Monday, September 17, 2012
The company headquartered in the Arsenal by the Charles reportedly acquired Health Data Services last week.
Watertown-based athenahealth Inc. announced it has acquired Health Data Services of Boston last week. The company announced the agreement to acquire the firm specializing in web-based solutions and health care data analysis on Sept. 13. Financial details have not been released. "With HDS, we can help health care organizations to thrive in the face of change-to drive down costs through smart, high quality care coordination and to understand the totality of services being provided," said Jonathan Bush, CEO and chairman of athenahealth in a statement. "This acquisition supports our existing efforts to create an information backbone that makes health care work as it should." Athenahealth provides cloud-based solutions for physician practices…
