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Pune, Sept.  29, 2021  (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Global Health Information Exchange (HIE) Market Outlook to 2027: The global Health Information Exchange (HIE) market size is projected to reach USD 2244.5 million by 2027, from USD 1103.1 million in 2020, at a CAGR of 10.9% during 2021-2027. Global “ Health Information Exchange (HIE) Market ” Research Report 2021-2027 is a historical overview and in-depth study on the current & future market of the Health Information Exchange (HIE) industry. The report represents a basic overview of the Health Information Exchange (HIE) market share, competitor segment with a basic introduction of key vendors, top regions, product types, and end industries. This report gives a historical overview of the Health Information Exchange (HIE) market trends, growth, revenue, capacity, cost structure, and key driver’s analysis. The report further investigates and assesses the current landscape of the ever-evolving business sector and the present and future effects of COVID-19 on the Health Information Exchange (HIE) market. Get a Sample PDF of report -  https://www.industryresearch.biz/enquiry/request-sample/18683441
Scope of the Health Information Exchange (HIE) Market Report:
Health information exchange (HIE) is the mobilization of health care information electronically across organizations within a region, community or hospital system. In practice the term HIE may also refer to the organization that facilitates the exchange. United States is the largest consumption place, with a consumption market share nearly 51%. Following United States, Europe is the second largest consumption place with the consumption market share of 24%.The key manufacturers are CORHIO, The Health Collaborative, Utah Health Information Network, Great Lakes Health Connect, Health Current, Western New York Clinical Information Exchange, Brown & Toland Medical Group, Health Level Seven (HL7) International, Santa Cruz HIE, Integrated Health Information Systems (IHiS), San Diego Health Connect, GERRIT, ZorgNetOost etc. Top 3 companies occupied about 3% market share. "Final Report will add the analysis of the impact of COVID-19 on this industry." CORHIO
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San Diego Health Connect
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On the basis of product type, this report displays the production, revenue, price, market share, and growth rate of each type, primarily split into:
EHR Vendor Medicated HIE
EHR suppliers accounted for 74% of the medicinal urge types. On the basis of the end users/applications, this report focuses on the status and outlook for major applications/end users, consumption (sales), market share, and growth rate for each application, including:
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Arizona, Colorado HIEs merge
CORHIO and Health Current, based in Colorado and Arizona respectively, have formed a new regional organization. Called Contexture, the organization aims to advance interoperability across state lines, while also driving growth and innovation. Shares0
Two health information exchanges from different states have joined together to form a regional organization with the aim of driving growth, innovation and sustainability. Named Contexture, the organization was formed through an affiliation agreement between CORHIO and Health Current, which are HIEs based in Colorado and Arizona respectively. The newly combined organization includes nearly 200 employees and oversees the information needs of approximately 1,800 healthcare facilities. “[CORHIO and Health Current] were both growing at a rapid pace,” said Melissa Kotrys, CEO of Health Current and Contexture, in a phone interview. “So we recognized that by coming together we could innovate more, we could bring more expertise to the table, we could grow and do different things for our community, and all of that really leads to sustainability for our organization overall.”
Initially, CORHIO and Health Current will continue to provide services in their respective states as usual. But over the next year, the HIEs will integrate their teams, IT systems and services. The ultimate goal is to have data flow from one state to another, Kotrys said. So, providers in Colorado can receive alerts about their patients if they are admitted to or discharged from facilities in Arizona, and vice versa. In addition to advancing interoperability, Contexture will bring together diversified services, Kotrys said. CORHIO and Health Current offer some similar services, like real-time patient alerts and basic bi-directional exchange of data, but they each also have unique capabilities. For example, Health Current has been bringing behavioral health data, including general mental health and substance abuse treatment information, into the HIE. This requires a lot of additional consents and structures, Kotrys said. Through the regional organization, Health Current hopes to bring that behavioral health data infrastructure to CORHIO. Another key goal of the merger is to expand the types of data available to both HIEs. The organizations are combining datasets to make a wide array of information available to their participants, including social determinants of health data. “We’re bringing additional information so we can provide a complete picture of health and wellness to our participants,” Kotrys said. The merger between CORHIO and Health Current is the second in the country after the formation of CHRISP DC , where CHRISP, a Maryland-based HIE collaborated with District of Columbia partners to implement HIE services. CHRISP and CHRISP DC served as a model for CORHIO and Health Current as they worked out the details of Contexture, Kotrys said. These types of affiliations and mergers are key to the evolving healthcare landscape, helping to support private stakeholders and public health entities. “This movement towards regionalization, and the debut of Contexture as our regional organization, it really is an evolution,” Kotrys said. “And we have a huge opportunity as an industry, as a community and as a country to advance unique [affiliations] as we figure out what the future of interoperability is.”
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Arizona, Colorado HIEs merge

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DENVER, Colo. and PHOENIX, Ariz., Aug.  03, 2021  (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- CORHIO and Health Current today publicly unveiled Contexture (contexture.org) as the name of the regional organization formed under an affiliation agreement signed earlier this year. Contexture is defined as “the manner of being woven or linked together to form a connected whole.” In that spirit, the mission of the new company is to advance individual and community health and wellness through the delivery of actionable information and analysis. Melissa Kotrys, Chief Executive Officer of Health Current, serves as the CEO of Contexture, and Morgan Honea, CEO of CORHIO, serves as Contexture's Executive Vice President. The new company harnesses the power of nearly 200 team members and leverages the efficiencies of two innovative, compatible and mature health information exchanges (HIEs). Contexture will oversee the existing information needs for approximately 1,800 healthcare organizations across Colorado and Arizona, while improving care coordination and clinical outcomes, supporting each state’s health information technology initiatives, and preparing for future consolidation in the HIE sector. As a result, Contexture is primed to become a national leader in delivering a wide range of community information interoperability solutions. “As a new regional organization, Contexture has the potential to serve communities as the largest health information organization in the West,” Kotrys says. “For decades we have empowered providers with information on millions of unique patients and today are in a position to better serve the needs of national payers, health systems and state and federal agencies.”
In addition to strengthening existing core HIE services in each state, Contexture also brings needed vision to help healthcare communities by continuing to build trusted relationships, break down silos and develop innovative strategies that improve health and wellness for everyone. A new Innovation department will help meet the growing and complex needs of key stakeholders, with an initial focus on serving state agencies such as Medicaid and public health. Contexture also will have a new Customer Experience department to keep high standards of service and support at the center of everything we do. Other departments will continue their focus in IT operations, strategy, business development, finance, human resources, policy, legal and compliance. “I am excited to bring new services and offerings to our communities, including our new Innovation team, which possesses unparalleled expertise on how state and healthcare policy, financing, and operations work,” says Honea, who oversees several departments at the new organization. “This will be a tremendous resource for Arizona, Colorado and beyond.”
Contexture is governed by a Board of Directors chaired by Lisa Brown, Vice President of Strategy & Growth, STRIDE Community Health Center. Brown joins 19 other Board members who represent large health systems, health plans, behavioral health providers, labs, state government agencies and safety net providers from across Arizona and Colorado. To learn more, visit contexture.org. About Contexture
Contexture is a nonprofit, regional organization that provides strategic, technical and administrative support to communities committed to advancing health through information sharing. As the umbrella organization of CORHIO, a health information exchange in Colorado and Health Current, the Arizona health information exchange, Contexture is the largest health information organization in the Western region. Contexture means the manner of being woven or linked together to form a connected whole. Established in 2021, its mission is to advance individual and community health and wellness through the delivery of actionable information and analysis. Learn more at contexture.org. Follow us on Twitter and LinkedIn @ContextureHIT.

CORHIO and Health Current Introduce New Regional Organization – Contexture

The Colorado Regional Health Information Organization and Health Current in Arizona have completed a merger they initiated last year, they announced Tuesday. The two health information exchanges will now operate as a combined not-for-profit regional HIE dubbed Contexture. CORHIO and Health Current disclosed plans to merge in late 2020 and signed an affiliation agreement earlier this year. Contexture will serve roughly 1,800 healthcare organizations in Colorado and Arizona. Bringing CORHIO and Health Current together will allow Contexture to more efficiently deliver their existing HIE services, according to the two organizations. The new company also will establish an innovation team dedicated to developing new data and analytics services. The innovation team will initially focus on creating new tools and services for state programs such as Medicaid and public health agencies. HIEs resurged during the COVID-19 pandemic as the crisis spotlighted the importance of quickly sharing population-level data. HHS' Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology last year doled out $2.5 million to help HIEs better respond to future public health emergencies. ONC is also in close to finalizing its Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement , a provision of the 21st Century Cures Act that will set federally recognized data-sharing standards for state, regional and national health information networks. Despite their increased importance, a growing number of HIEs have consolidated in recent years, seeking savings on technology costs, a larger participant pool and other advantages. Health Current's chief executive officer, Melissa Kotrys, will take the helm at Contexture and lead the new organization's nearly 200 employees. Kotrys also serves as board chair of the Strategic Health Information Exchange Collaborative, a national group of HIEs. CORHIO CEO Morgan Honea will serve as Contexture's executive vice president. "Contexture has the potential to serve communities as the largest health information organization in the West," Kotrys said in a news release . "For decades, we have empowered providers with information on millions of unique patients and today are in a position to better serve the needs of national payers, health systems and state and federal agencies." A board of 19 directors from local health systems, safety-net providers, health plans, behavioral health providers, laboratories and state agencies will govern Contexture. Letter

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Registry to Improve Access to Advance Directive Documents and Help Eliminate Barriers of Communicating End-of-life Care Wishes for Arizonans
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PHOENIX, June 15, 2021 /PRNewswire/ --  Health Current , Arizona's health information exchange (HIE), today announced the selection of Care Directives  as its vendor of choice to develop the new Arizona Healthcare Directives Registry (AzHDR). The AzHDR is designed to help honor patients' end-of-life healthcare wishes by providing seamless access to advance directives across the continuum of care. Health Current
During the 2019 legislative session, the Arizona Senate passed S.B. 1352, giving healthcare providers the ability to have real-time access to patients' wishes when they need it most. The bill improved provider access to advance directives by moving the healthcare directives registry from its current location within the Secretary of State's office to Health Current. The AzHDR will provide a reliable and safe place to complete, upload, store and make accessible Arizonans' advance directives so end-of-life care will be guided by one's wishes. The secure and confidential registry provides peace of mind to registrants and their loved ones and offers easy access for healthcare providers, ensuring that wishes documented are wishes honored. "We are eager and excited to work with Care Directives on this critically important service that promises to help eliminate the barriers of communicating what healthcare and treatment decisions should be made if you are unable to communicate these wishes," said Melissa Kotrys, CEO of Health Current. "Their innovative technology solution, combined with the positive impact it will have on Arizonans' lives, made Care Directives an ideal partner for this initiative," she added. Care Directives' technology repository bridges the gap between collecting and connecting advance directive documents (like living wills, health care power of attorney forms and pre-hospital medical care directives, often known as Do Not Resuscitate orders or DNRs) to various professionals in real-time and at the point-of-care. Other benefits of the platform include:
Seamless connections to healthcare providers
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Queries for the most current documents at the point of registration
To plan and develop the new registry, Health Current called upon numerous end-of-life (EOL) industry leaders from across the state – and they delivered. To date, over 30 passionate EOL partners  have donated their valuable time, energy and expertise to help make the AzHDR a game-changer in how Arizonans complete and share their advance directives. "Our shared mission is to enhance the way we live by fundamentally changing the way we talk about death," said Sarah Ascher, Associate Vice President, End of Life Care Partnership, United Way of Tucson and Southern Arizona "The AzHDR and Health Current are key to our work in helping to break down silos to ensure people receive the care they desire at the end of life." To learn more and fill out an interest form, visit healthcurrent.org/azhdr . About Health Current   
Health Current is the health information exchange (HIE) that helps partners transform care by bringing together communities and information across Arizona. More complete information leads to better care and better outcomes. It makes healthcare transformation possible. Since 2007, Health Current has worked to become Arizona's primary resource for information technology and exchange, integrating information with the delivery of care to improve the health and well-being of individuals and communities. Health Current: a partner that gives providers the information they need to make better clinical decisions and keep people healthy. Learn more at healthcurrent.org . About Care Directives
Care Directives bridges the gap between medical providers and care settings by eliminating barriers to communication for patients' end-of-life wishes. Care Directives' Advance Directive information Exchange (ADiE) is a cloud-based agnostic solution that integrates into existing workflows across all care settings. Based in Southern California, Care Directives is proven to streamline critical transitions of care, improve coordination across diverse teams, respect patient wishes, and reduce undesired care and suffering. For more information, visit caredirectives.org . MEDIA CONTACT:

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Health Current Selects Care Directives to Power the New Arizona Healthcare Directives Registry

Care Directives provides a platform for the exchange of advance directives, POLST, and DNR forms within the healthcare sector. The platform allows access to these documents across various healthcare providers, serving ACOs, health plans, behavioral health, EMS, HIEs, hospice, hospitals, health systems, post-acute care facilities, patients, and providers. It is based in Murrieta, California.

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Health Current, formerly Arizona Health-e Connection, is a health information exchange (HIE) helping partners transform care by bringing together communities and information across Arizona.

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