Keep in Tune with How HIE Works

Sorry we’ve been out for a bit. We’ve been busy traveling, consulting, and presenting. But, we’re back at it working on our next blog entries. This week you can look for discussions about “Intelligent HIEs” and “How to Avoid Buyer’s Remorse”.

So, please keep your eye out for our next posting, and we look forward to your feedback.

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About HIE Works

HIEWorks is about the promise - and reality - of what an HIE can mean for quality healthcare and the HIS community’s objective to improve healthcare through intelligent delivery of information technology.

From EHRs and the National Health Information Network to the ARRA HITECH Act and HIT interface standards, our blog keeps CIOs, CMOs and Physician Executives informed and enthusiastic about developments, issues and opportunities afforded by improved clinical information sharing, connectivity, and Health Information Exchanges.

HIE Works Bloggers

Todd Fisher

Todd is the Founder and CEO of MobileMD, a 100% managed service health information exchange provider currently powering dozens of HIEs across the country.

Prior to MobileMD, Todd was the Founder and CEO of Intraprise Solutions where he currently serves as Chairman of the Board. Todd also served on active duty as an Communications officer in the U.S. Army's Special Forces.

Chris Voigt

Chris is a health information exchange architect with information sharing experience that spans the health continuum – ambulatory, IDNs, communities, states, and even Federal agencies, including the NHIN and CMS PQRI programs.

Chris is the Vice President of Corporate Development at MobileMD, a health information exchange managed service provider powering dozens of HIEs in the US.