MedTech Dive July 31, 2025
Emily Olsen

More than 60 companies, including Amazon, Google, UnitedHealth and Epic, have pledged to participate in the initiative, which the CMS said would “deliver results” early next year.

Dive Brief:

  • The Trump administration announced an initiative Wednesday that aims to boost health data sharing through partnerships with major healthcare and technology firms, including Amazon, Google, UnitedHealth and Epic.
  • The Health Tech Ecosystem focuses on two areas: encouraging adoption of a voluntary blueprint for data sharing called CMS Interoperability Framework and increasing the availability of digital health tools, like products for chronic disease management and care navigation, the CMS said in a press release.
  • More than 60 companies — including technology firms, providers, insurers and health data sharing networks...

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Topics: CMS, Congress / White House, Digital Health, Govt Agencies, Health IT, HIE (Interoperability), Technology
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