Articles from Manifest MedEx

Manifest MedEx (MX), California’s largest nonprofit health information organization, and NinePatch®, a leading SaaS platform for Whole Person Health and Referral Information Exchange, announced a new partnership to launch a statewide social health information exchange (SHIE) platform that will combine social drivers of health (SDOH) information and tools, such as care assessments, program enrollment, closed-loop referrals, and consent management, with the more than 50 million longitudinal health records on MX’s health data network. MX’s new SHIE platform will be powered by NinePatch technology and made available to MX’s network of more than 140 hospitals, 19 health plans, 12 county health agencies, and 2,700 providers across the state.

Manifest MedEx (MX) and Serving Communities Health Information Organization (SCHIO), two of California’s most respected nonprofit health data networks and Data Exchange Framework (DxF) Qualified Health Information Organizations (QHIOs), announced today that they have entered a strategic affiliation, with SCHIO becoming an affiliate of MX.

Manifest MedEx, California’s largest nonprofit health data network, today celebrated Governor Gavin Newsom for signing SB 660, new legislation introduced by Senate Health Committee Chair, Caroline Menjivar, that reinforces accountability and participation in California’s Data Exchange Framework (DxF).

Manifest MedEx (MX) announced today that health-related social services (HRSS) organizations can now connect and exchange health and HRSS information through its nonprofit health data network to help those experiencing health-related social needs and support California Advancing and Innovating Medi-Cal (CalAIM).

Manifest MedEx (MX), California’s largest nonprofit health data network and CalHHS Data Exchange Framework (DxF) Qualified Health Information Organization (QHIO), today announced the addition of three new senior regional leaders: Eva Williams, PhD, Executive Director of the Southern Inland Region; Dr. Ednann Naz, Executive Director of the Central & Northern Regions; and Erin Henke, Executive Director of the Bay Region.

Manifest MedEx, California’s largest nonprofit health data network, announced today it will participate in the NCQA Digital Content Services Early Adopter Program to advance digitized quality measurement initiatives and help shape NCQA’s framework and approach to enabling the practical and flexible use of digital quality measures across the full spectrum of value-based care use cases, including quality reporting for health plans.

Manifest MedEx (MX), the largest nonprofit qualified health information organization (QHIO) for the CalHHS Data Exchange Framework (DxF), announced today it is securely exchanging permitted health data in real time on behalf of DxF participants, including with other QHIOs, marking a new milestone in the implementation of the DxF.

Manifest MedEx (MX), California’s largest nonprofit Qualified Health Information Organization (QHIO), is launching the California ADT Network — a no-cost, electronic ADT notification exchange — to help organizations exchange ADT data in compliance with the DxF and to substantially scale the sharing of ADT alerts across the state.

Manifest MedEx (MX), California’s largest nonprofit health information organization (HIO), announced today that its application as a Qualified Health Information Organization (QHIO) in the California Health and Human Services Data Exchange Framework (DxF) has been approved.

Manifest MedEx (MX), California’s largest nonprofit health information organization (HIO), announced today it intends to apply for designation as a Qualified Health Information Organization (QHIO) in the California Health and Human Services (CalHHS) Data Exchange Framework (DxF), a first-ever, statewide data-sharing agreement that will accelerate and expand the exchange of health information among healthcare entities, government agencies, and social service programs beginning in 2024.

Manifest MedEx (MX), California’s largest nonprofit health information organization, announced today it has earned the Validated Data Stream designation in the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) Data Aggregator Validation program for a third consecutive year.

Manifest MedEx (MX), California’s largest nonprofit health data network, announced today that it has been contracted by the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) to implement a 24-hour-a-day, 7-day-a-week solution to securely ingest and process electronic lab results for CDPH’s new Surveillance and Public Health Information Reporting and Exchange (SaPHIRE), effective July 1, 2022.

Manifest MedEx (MX), California’s leading health information network, announced today that Erica Galvez has been appointed as the new chief executive officer, assuming responsibilities as of July 1, 2022. An experienced business leader and health information exchange and interoperability expert, Galvez succeeds Claudia Williams, who will launch a new chapter of her career building transformative systems for healthcare change after her sabbatical.

Manifest MedEx (MX), California’s leading nonprofit health data network, announced today that it has earned the Validated Data Stream designation in the new National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) Data Aggregator Validation program. This means that health plans can use validated data from Manifest MedEx for Healthcare Effectiveness Data and Information Set (HEDIS®) reporting, without needing to obtain the data from individual providers and validating the data.

Manifest MedEx (MX) today announced that Mimi Hall, veteran California county public health leader, will join the nonprofit health data network in November as Director, Public Health Innovation. In her new role, Hall will lead MX’s collaboration with county and state agencies to improve public health and prevention. MX is the state’s largest health data network and currently spans more than 28 million Californians, 125 hospitals, 1,500 ambulatory care sites, and nine health plans.

Manifest MedEx, California’s largest nonprofit health data network, today released a report titled “Pandemic Aftershocks: Examining the Decline in Healthcare Utilization in California during COVID-19.” The report is an analysis of the impact of COVID-19 on healthcare utilization in our state. It equips California healthcare providers and leaders with important insights to address gaps in care and plan for future public health events.