Health Gorilla intends to apply to become one of the first designated QHINs in the U.S. under the Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement (TEFCA).
A QHIN designation would enable Health Gorilla to expand our interoperability solutions, allowing organizations to comply with TEFCA cost-effectively while powering national data exchange.
If designated as a QHIN, Health Gorilla would securely exchange data with other QHINs, connect current and future participants to a robust healthcare network, and reduce the technical burden of integrating with individual exchanges.
For the past five years, Health Gorilla evolved our product offerings to meet federal regulations for health IT. We have built a robust and secure health information exchange platform, which is connected to CommonWell Health Alliance, eHealth Exchange, and the Carequality framework. This platform is leveraged by leading healthcare providers and technology companies, enabling faster, more cost-efficient data access.
Patient360 is our core data exchange platform, available as a web-based application and FHIR-based API. Patient360 supports a diverse set of clinical use cases, satisfying the treatment, payment, health care operations, benefits determination, and public health exchange purposes, allowing all healthcare stakeholders to seamlessly access and exchange data.
My360 supports the Individual Access Services (IAS), which enables individuals to securely access their comprehensive health records using IAL-2 compliant methods. Any patient can share their electronic health record (EHR) data with providers or other trusted organizations via our mobile app or API-integrated product.
We were an early adopter of FHIR and have built a FHIR-native data platform with substantial analytical capabilities that is compliant with FHIR R4 profiles to ensure scalable medical record data retrieval. Our library of APIs and software products that power fundamental healthcare workflows and data exchange scenarios enables an easy “on-ramp” to the national exchange of data and makes Health Gorilla uniquely positioned to successfully and sustainably serve as one of the first QHINs.
*No organizations are currently "designated" as QHINs under the Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement (TEFCA) model. However, Health Gorilla intends to go through the formal application process as the process and requirements are finalized.
Since beginning our pursuit of a QHIN designation, we have assembled a team of interoperability experts who have held leadership roles at ONC, Carequality, Commonwell Health Alliance, The Sequoia Project, and more.
Health Gorilla is committed to supporting legal, functional, and technical requirements for those health information networks certified as QHINs.
As a Health Gorilla QHIN participant, organizations would be able to leverage:
