Hospital / IDN HIT Incentives

Care360 Data Exchange

The exchange of patient information has become a critical initiative in today’s healthcare delivery environment. Clinicians within the hospital setting and in the ambulatory world are being encouraged, via ARRA (HITECH) incentives, to establish networks through which patient data – from lab results to discharge summaries – can be sent, where and when providers and other stakeholders need it.

Your organization’s entry into clinical data exchange networking does not have to be disruptive or difficult. The Care360 Data Exchange does not require you to replace existing technologies. Designed to work with disparate systems, the suite of clinical data exchange solutions will integrate with your current infrastructure.
 

How does the Care360 Data Exchange work?

Care360 Data Exchange is designed to both push and pull data in and out of your information systems, allowing clinicians to access both the inpatient and outpatient worlds and input new data as required. The result is shared access to the complete patient data record.

Care360 enables the exchange of data through:

• Ambulatory EHRs, including Care360 EHR
• a connected Hospital Information System or an embedded HIE viewer
• Edge servers or appliances
• connected private hubs or exchanges
• VPN or secured Web services
   

Why should you consider Care360 Data Exchange?

The ability to send and receive critical patient information across the organizations in your healthcare community has become essential to providing high-quality patient care. The system you choose must enable the exchange process to function securely and reliably. Care360 Data Exchange offers you the functionality that is key to:

• Secure clinical messaging within a community (provider-to-provider and provider-to-patient)
• Significant reduction in patient-care and other errors
• An increase in the value of your existing systems (since they’ll be able to communicate
• Easy compliance with government regulations
• Delivering patient information electronically
• Flexible data ownership – federated architecture (each facility maintains separate data)
• Integration and orchestration capabilities 
• Open, interoperable architecture (our system integrates and interfaces with 100’s EHRs and other technologies)
• Compliance with emerging industry standards
• An  increase in the value of your existing systems (since they’ll be able to communicate)