Articles from CommonWell Health Alliance

CommonWell Health Alliance, a nonprofit member-driven alliance and Qualified Health Information Network (QHIN), announced today it has completed migrating its members to new technical service provider ELLKAY, supporting member-led data exchange compliance with technical requirements and security standards. The migration reflects CommonWell’s continued leadership, network investment, and commitment to member readiness for Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement™ (TEFCA) participation. The migration also underscores CommonWell’s support of the CMS Interoperability Framework.

CommonWell Health Alliance announced today it will participate in and help define the newly announced CMS Interoperability Framework, including meeting requirements to become a CMS-Aligned Network. The vision for the framework is well aligned to CommonWell’s expertise and leadership in patient access, high-quality record matching for provider and patient usability, and strong connectivity and transparency standards. This continuity makes CommonWell a leading choice for organizations committed to frictionless interoperability nationwide under CMS’ leadership.

CommonWell Health Alliance announced today it is launching the CommonWell Marketplace, a platform designed to connect healthcare providers with innovative solutions that enhance interoperability and improve patient care. The Marketplace will serve as a one-stop shop for leading-edge technologies and services, empowering healthcare organizations to optimize their nationwide health data exchange priorities.

CommonWell Health Alliance is excited to welcome Labcorp, a global leader of innovative and comprehensive laboratory services, as one of its newest members in the ongoing journey to advance interoperability and improve health outcomes for patients across the United States.

CommonWell Health Alliance has officially surpassed 200 million individuals in its nationwide network. This means it is sharing electronic health data for roughly 62% of the total United States population based U.S. Census projections.

Today, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra recognized CommonWell Health Alliance for its application approval to potentially become one of the Qualified Health Information Networks (QHINs) that will make up the Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement (TEFCA).

The CommonWell Health Alliance® today announced its intention to apply to become one of the first Qualified Health Information Networks (QHIN) as part of the Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement (TEFCA). CommonWell will submit its application with the first set of submissions.