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CRISP, the HIE for Maryland, and for West Virginia and DC via partnership, has been collaborating with Microsoft and Leap Orbit to create open-source solutions that other states’ HIEs can leverage and build upon.
Health IT professionals should sit up and take notice.
VillageCare received raw data from their third-party administrator (TPA) that required monthly manual updates to create and distribute provider directories
Leap Orbit’s RxGov platform emphasizes transparency and ethical AI in opioid prescribing, avoiding the biases and stigmas associated with opaque scoring systems. By prioritizing patient privacy and comprehensive insights, RxGov supports healthcare decisions that enhance public health responsibly.
TEFCA aims to make seamless data exchange in healthcare a reality by addressing previous integration challenges, offering long-term benefits like reduced costs and increased security, while encouraging immediate adoption to demonstrate its value today.
Leap Orbit’s RxGov Prescription Monitoring Platform Launches in New Brunswick, Canada, making it the first fully bilingual PDMP in the country, supporting both English and French speakers, and a critical tool for promoting patient safety, healthcare collaboration, and combating substance use disorders.
Leap Orbit maintains security accreditation to protect sensitive health information and ensure secure health data exchanges.
Leap Orbit’s RxGov platform champions transparency and patient-centered care, offering healthcare providers nuanced insights.
Leap Orbit announced today that it has re-acquired the RxGov Prescription Drug Monitoring Platform.
Leap Orbit has secured a contract with the Washington Health Benefit Exchange to implement its Convergent Provider Data Hub, enhancing provider data for Washington Healthplanfinder.
EHNAC accreditation is a demonstration to our customers and the market of our seriousness about privacy and security.
CRISP, a regional health information organization that acts as Maryland's state-designated health information exchange (HIE), long recognized the need for a dependable, accurate set of provider data.
