August 5, 2025
MADISON, Wis. – Nordic®, a global health and technology consulting company, announced today its inclusion in The Consulting Report’s Top Consulting Firms of 2025 list for the second year in a row.
Assessed based on results and client impact, companies on the list are recognized for “identifying strategic efficiencies, implementing sustainable solutions with technology partners, and guiding digital modernization,” among other accolades. Nordic’s full suite of health IT modernization solutions – in addition to strategic partnerships with organizations like AWS, Microsoft, and ServiceNow – provide end-to-end support for clients seeking to transform their businesses.
“The healthcare industry is complex, and each organization has its own set of priorities, opportunities, and limitations that must be thoughtfully accounted for when determining a roadmap. For the last 15 years, Nordic has served as a committed, versatile partner to healthcare organizations around the world, adapting our skills and solutions to make the most impact for each client,” said Steve Eckert, chief growth officer, Nordic. “We are proud to be recognized by The Consulting Firm once again for the work we do to transform health IT systems.”
As a healthcare-focused firm, Nordic is uniquely positioned to develop and executive solutions for a wide range of strategic, technical, and operational challenges, allowing healthcare organizations to focus on serving their patients and communities.
About Nordic Consulting
Nordic is an award-winning health and technology consulting company that partners with health leaders worldwide to create healthier systems, organizations, and people. Our global team of more than 3,300 professionals brings decades of experience in strategic advisory, digital and cloud initiatives, implementation and support, ERP services, and managed services. Nordic and its Canadian arm Healthtech support more than 700 clients in their efforts to harness the power of technology on a global scale. Learn more at NordicGlobal.com.
