By Sagnik Bhattacharya-In conversations with healthcare organizations, we hear versions of the same problem again and again: there is no shortage of technology they want to put to work. Finding the capacity to connect it all is another story.
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FHIR APIs may promise a more standardized approach to healthcare data exchange, but moving data at scale still requires significant engineering, governance and collaboration.
By Ubaid Pisuwala – SMART on FHIR pilots often pass sandbox testing, then fail in production. Here’s what token refresh, per-site approval, and scope handling actually require.
Starts July 14th – This virtual collaborative experience will bring together health care interoperability leaders, implementers, and innovators for three days of hands-on testing, shared learning, and alignment on how emerging CMS policies and FHIR-based solutions are taking shape in real-world systems.
By Hitesh Agarwal – For decades, healthcare conferences, whitepapers, and vendors have talked about the same thing: interoperability. However, the reality never changed: patient information remained locked away and hard to move. But that window is finally closing.
By Alix Goss – Changes to how HIPAA-adopted standards are maintained rarely generate much attention. They tend to unfold slowly, behind the scenes, and often become visible only once a new version is formally named in a regulation. That lack of visibility can make it easy to miss early signals about how standards are….
By Vallikranth Ayyagari – In today’s healthcare information technology landscape, achieving true interoperability remains a persistent hurdle, often leading to fragmented data and inefficient workflows. The Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR) standard from HL7 offers a practical pathway forward, enabling smoother data exchange.
CMS is now accepting public feedback on draft Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources® (FHIR®) Digital Quality Measures (dQMs) to be considered for future use in CMS Quality Reporting Programs.
By Ross Martin MD MHA FAMIA & Brian Dwyer – Last month, we had the opportunity to attend the 2025 NCQA Health Innovation Summit in San Diego, California, where the conversations focused on improving healthcare quality, equity, and outcomes through innovation. The theme this year was “Reflect, Connect, Inspire,” which felt appropriate.