MedCity News January 12, 2026
We are currently experiencing an inflection point for progress in interoperability. Without meaningful reform to reflect the real world, the system risks repeating and even accelerating historical patterns of exclusion — leaving vulnerable patients behind.
The announcement of the CMS Interoperability Framework holds much promise and opportunity for patients, providers, and our national healthcare system. With renewed support from the federal government to address barriers to seamless data sharing and access and an invitation to innovate and collaborate quickly, we also have an opportunity to revisit standards and processes. Now is the time to update them to best uphold the high security and privacy standards that work in the real world.
One lesser-known element of interoperability that is vitally important...
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