Funding is currently available for hospitals and imaging centers to share their images with this service through Healthix.
Funding is currently available for hospitals and imaging centers to share their images with this service through Healthix.
The December issue contained articles on: the Healthix Highlights for 2016; Closing the Gap: Healthix Commitment to Data Quality and Integrity; Two-Factor Security Verification for Healthix Portal Users; News fromCrains Health Pulse. Fierce Healthcare, Digital Health; Marking World’s AIDs Day: Amida Care and ICL Celebrates 30 years Providing for a Community in Need. Also a Happy Holidays from the Healthix Team
Patient matching continues to challenge healthcare organizations, though a glimmer of progress emerged in a report accompanying a fiscal 2017 funding bill, in which the House appropriations committee directed the Department of Health and Human Services to provide technical assistance to private-sector-led patient-matching initiatives.
The latest news announcement highlights Healthix Community Consent, which enables patients to provide consent with one signature, for all Healthix Participants. This approach to patient consent accelerates the ability of all Healthix Participants to access their patient’s data in Healthix, and receive clinical summaries, results delivery, and clinical event notifications to support treatment, care management and quality improvement purposes. Mount Sinai Doctors – Victory Internal Medicine, an ambulatory practice and a key partner in the Staten Island Performing Provider System was the first site to launch this service.
This e-news announcement contains the latest Healthix Policy revisions: (1) Providing for “One-to-One Exchange” of patient information (2) Multi-factor security authentication (3) Additional Public Health use cases (4) Reduce lag time for reporting lab results from Healthix to patient portals (5) Give patients the ability to opt-out of having their data uploaded to Healthix
In this issue: Cross RHIO Clinical Event Notifications are Live; Health Plan Claims Data is Now Available; New Partnership with Verato Enhances Patient Matching; NYeC Digital Conference – Discount for Registration; Understanding the Risk and Rewards of Participating in DSRIP; Congratulations to NYU Lutheran on an EPIC Rollout; SHIEC Third Annual Meeting a Success
Use the discount code HEALTHIX and get 15% off the 2016 NYeC Digital Health Conference (DHC) held in NYC. The event brings together hundreds of senior-level healthcare professionals to learn about cutting-edge innovations and foster dynamic conversation addressing how healthcare is being redefined through technology.
HEALTHIX and receive 15% off tickets.
Tatum, Withum and Garfunkel Wild are pleased to present this complimentary panel discussion exclusively for Private Equity Investors, Hospital Organizations, Independent Physician Practices, Healthplans and Vendor Solution Providers. Hear from industry leaders on Understanding the Risks & Rewards of participating in the NYS DSRIP program.
Healthix matches patient records from 300 disparate sources for more than 16 million patients through its HIE platform. In order to deliver the right patient data to the right providers at the point of care, health information exchange (HIE) organizations must ensure that their patient matching process is as efficient and accurate as possible. To this end, New York City-based Healthix, Inc., is taking steps to improve accuracy and efficiency in identifying and linking patient records across its platform through its partnership with Verato..
Healthix has engaged Verato, Inc., a leading provider of cloud-based patient matching solutions, to enhance their patient matching application. “the Verato solution will further enhance our efforts to achieve real-time high-accuracy matching of patient identities in cases where it is especially difficult.”stated Tom Check.
Healthix, a large health information exchange vendor serving New York City and Long Island, is going live with a new service to improve the matching of patients with their records.
Dr. Volpe has shown unparalleled commitment and dedication to promoting a coordinated health care system that achieves improved quality and access.
In this issue we introduce the new Website, Interactive Participant List, Patient Portal. PPS Partner integration, Alerts for 30-day re-admit, Auditor tool, Staten Island PPS recognition and J2 rated best companies to work for.
Karen DeSalvo, M.D. is focusing on her full-time role as Acting Assistant Secretary for Health. Vindell Washington, MD, will replace her as National Coordinator, overseeing the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC).
In this issue healthix highlights new HBI Solutions partnership to offer predictive analytics to participating organizations, 7 new pharmacies join healthix, OPKO’s BioReference Laboratories joins Healthix to integrate lab data of millions of patients across NYS, and new data initiative begins to fill data gaps in effort to align with Meaningful Use
In the healthcare industry, “interoperability” is more than just a technical term for the way electronic health record systems shuffle information back and forth.
Why Healthix Community Consent? What are the Benefits of Healthix Community Consent? What if we are already collecting Healthix Single-Participant Consent? How does Healthix comply with federal regulations that require that data from 42 CFR Part 2 facilities not be disclosed? How will we know what the “source of truth” is if our registration system
This issue highlights NYCEPS launch, Healthix Selected for Medicaid Claims Data Integration Pilot,Healthix Certified with eHealth Exchange, Amida Care Expands Use of Healthix, Healthix Expands EHR Hub Models and Enhances Portal to Meet Customer Needs.
Healthix, the nation’s largest public health information exchange (HIE), with data of over 16 million patients, has selected HBI Solutions to offer predictive analytics and performance analysis capabilities to its participant organizations.
The eHealth Exchange, a rapidly growing network of exchange partners who securely share clinical data across the U.S., using a standardized approach and leveraging a common legal and governance framework, has certified Healthix to share health information with other states and certified organizations.