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Enabling provider teams to participate in nationwide TEFCA exchange, offering a secure way to retrieve comprehensive patient information in real-time from a national network of sources.

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Participate in Health Gorilla's QHIO and QHIN

Health Gorilla enables provider organizations to comply with national and state data sharing mandates like the CalHHS Data Exchange Framework and TEFCA, enabling full access to patient information.

Participate in data exchange frameworks and maximize connectivity

By participating in Health Gorilla's QHIN and QHIO, providers can access complete data and use it to streamline manual workflows.

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Participate in the CalHHS DxF and TEFCA Automate data-driven workflows Access comprehensive patient data

Health Gorilla is the only dual-designated QHIN and QHIO, enabling organizations to participate in California's Data Exchange Framework and TEFCA at the national level.

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Use complete clinical data to quickly view a summarized synopsis and key insights in a concise manner at the point of care.

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Seamlessly exchange data with a nationwide network of sources, including hospitals, medical groups, skilled nursing facilities, health plans, and labs.

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Addressing the whole patient requires the seamless exchange of data across vendors. Our collaboration with Health Gorilla enables us to leverage a robust health information exchange platform, resulting in better, more coordinated care for patients.

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HITRUST R2

We’re HITRUST R2 certified, which means that we successfully manage cybersecurity risks by exceeding industry-defined information security requirements.

SOC 2 Type 2

SOC 2 Type 2 is a stamp of approval on our controls relevant to data security, availability, processing, integrity, confidentiality, and privacy.

HIPAA

Complying with applicable health data laws, including HIPAA, is ingrained in our culture, processes, and staff training.

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