Over the last several months, I have received numerous questions about interoperable communication solutions and grant funding. Vendors and emergency service agencies alike have asked this question.

The Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC) has rolled out a new initiative that seeks to standardize the healthcare data sets federal agencies with specific needs ...

If agencies find themselves continually in fire-fighting mode with their security, they likely need a better security architecture -- not just another product. Imagine a command center receiving ...

Interoperability mandates from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) have required major investments by health plans in recent years and will continue to be critical in informing ...

Helping federal clients understand how their spaces are used, as well as making the case for investment, will outlast any ...

The past decade has witnessed an unprecedented and rapid pace of federal policy making intended to achieve interoperability of core electronic health record (EHR) data. This movement began in 2009 ...

Healthcare’s disparate data has caused longstanding and widespread challenges for decades, hindering day-to-day operations and slowing the shift to value-based care. The latest federal ...

VIENNA, Va., July 30, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- eHealth Exchange™, the nation’s oldest and largest health information network, supports the CMS Interoperability Framework announced today. The newly ...

The Department of Defense, among others, is already using the data standard to streamline health information exchange, expedite scientific discoveries and ensure health equity. The best way to ensure ...

CMS and ONC’s proposed interoperability rules for patient data sharing could lead to ramifications such as data unknowingly being sold or traded, according to the American Medical Association. CMS and ...

On February 13, the government leaders thanked the Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT and six Qualified Health Information Networks (QHIN) for working to create a nationwide ...

Douglas Rosendale, formerly CEO of clinical informatics consulting firm CAIRNformatics, has been named federal chief medical interoperability officer at Deloitte‘s consulting business. The more than ...