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The Denver- and Phoenix-based HIEs passed 19 health IT security assessment categories for HITRUST Common Security Framework (CSF) certification. Read More

The merger between CORHIO and Arizona’s Health Current is a step in the right direction, combining data for approximately 1,800 health care organizations across two states and increasing opportunities for increased efficiency and innovation. Read More

CORHIO and Phoenix-based Health Current, both health information exchanges (HIEs) that operate independently under the regional organization Contexture, recently earned separate Certified statuses for information security by HITRUST. Together, CORHIO and Health Current serve 1,800 healthcare organizations across Colorado and Arizona. Read More

Some of the key players identified across the value chain of the worldwide Health Information Exchange (HIE) industry include CORHIO and Health Current. Read More

Recent recommendations from a RWJF commission highlight the need for a public health data exchange infrastructure centered on health equity. Read More

Despite broad bipartisan support for the service, the return of restrictions — even nominal ones — could sound the death knell for telehealth services offered by cash-strapped primary care offices, many of which have faced closure at one point over the past year and a half. Read More

It is imperative for health systems to form data sharing partnerships that allow for the analysis of de-identified clinical data, while effectively and comprehensively protecting patient information. Read More

At a recent panel discussion, healthcare executives agreed that telehealth will remain an important part of care delivery post-pandemic, so now is the time for providers to figure out how best to incorporate these services alongside in-person care. Actionable data will prove to be a key resource for providers as they tweak their strategies. Read More

Stakeholders should promote EHR optimization for health data interoperability in support of pragmatic clinical research, a new study says. Read More