Shared Health was launched in 2004 with the mission to transform health care by offering secure, innovative health information technology (HIT) solutions. As the nation looks for ways to integrate technology and health care, Shared Health has put theory into practice. Today, nearly three million patients participate in the Shared Health exchange, making it one of the largest public/private Health Information Exchanges (HIEs) in the United States.

Shared Health offers a patient-centered information exchange that provides tools so our stakeholders can better manage care. Through the combined forces of our information exchange, workflow/clinical decision support tools, and world-class services, Shared Health is improving outcomes for patients and driving down the total cost of health care.

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Hospitals/Integrated Delivery Networks
Improves continuity of care by electronically connecting facilities to their admitting physicians through:

• Hospital-based information exchange and report distribution
• Electronic Health Record (EHR) interoperability
• Web-based clinical health record

Physicians
Promotes collaboration and provides guidelines for chronic disease management, helping physicians adhere to evidence-based guidelines, and improve patient safety via:

• Online multi-condition registry
• Tools for evaluating and managing entire patient base
• ePrescribing with formulary and drug interaction alerts
• Web-based clinical health record
• EHR interoperability

Payers/Government Agencies
Drives efficiencies, manages chronic disease care, and lowers systemic health care costs through:

• Health Information Exchange solutions
• Quality and chronic condition management program tools
• Case management access and collaboration
• ePrescribing with formulary and drug interaction alerts
• Immunization and Early Periodic Screening, Diagnosis, and Treatment (EPSDT)
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Consumers
Facilitates proactive management of their health care through online collaboration with providers and case managers. Results in better communication, increased compliance, and empowered patient-centric care via:

• Consumer-facing clinical health record
• Consumer-facing disease registries