Grammar Usage: Use of to following "help"
Which is correct:
Lifepoint’s LPI Web Provider Portal can help labs, hospitals, ACOs and all healthcare organizations to meet the demand for connectivity with providers via browser-based, on-demand, superior portal solutions.
or
Lifepoint’s LPI Web Provider Portal can help labs, hospitals, ACOs and all healthcare organizations
meet the demand for connectivity with providers via browser-based, on-demand, superior portal solutions.
The second option is correct because we do not use "to" following the verb "help".
For example.
* The medicine helped her feel better.
* He tried to help his son with his math homework.
* The money didn't help.
You could use "to help" though, when speaking in the passive voice.
The medicine was used to help make her feel better.
I hope this helps clarify you doubts.
Diana