Healthcare Innovation August 1, 2022
David Raths

After policy language changes, federal agencies will now be able to opt in to eHealth Exchange’s Carequality Bridge

Interoperability framework organization Carequality has announced an expansion to enable participation of federal government agencies. The nonprofit organization called this an important milestone to expanding exchange between private-sector organizations and government agencies.

The eHealth Exchange, the principal way federal agencies exchange health information electronically, joined Carequality in 2021, and immediately its private-sector participants could use the network to share data with other networks leveraging Carequality. The federal agencies, on the other hand, had specific policy language they needed included in Carequality agreements before they could participate through eHealth Exchange. The policy...

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