In August 2020, David Horrocks, who was then president and CEO of the Maryland-based Chesapeake Regional Information System for our Patients (CRISP), and John Kansky,…

Manifest MedEx leads the charge in California as a health data utility achieving improved healthcare equity and outcomes.

Use of the health data utility model can support care delivery, especially as healthcare aims to improve patient care and support population health management.

While some states have made strides advancing their health information exchanges, obstacles remain, especially for small and rural providers, according to the Government Accountability Office….

The Consortium for State and Regional Interoperability, a collection of the nation’s largest nonprofit health data organizations, released the CSRI Health Data Utility Maturity Model…

CRISP, Maryland’s designated health data utility, will provide managed care organizations with data on patients whose Medicaid enrollment must be re-evaluated.

Maternal morbidity and mortality rates in the United States are among the highest in the developed world—impacting roughly 50,000 women each year and taking the lives of 700 mothers annually. Three in…

Reshaping the nation’s HIEs as state-designated health data utilities (HDUs) offers distinct advantages for public health, according to HIE officials.

The next generation of HIEs must think beyond the transfer of information and explore how they can use real-time health data to improve population health…

In a commentary for Capital Weekly (California), Mimi Hall, vice president of public health innovation at Manifest MedEx and an advisor to the Consortium for…