As California’s largest nonprofit health data network, Manifest MedEx facilitates the secure exchange clinical and claims records through a network of 120+ hospitals, 800 ambulatory care sites, and 7 health plans for millions of patients every day. Together, we are transforming the healthcare landscape across the state, supporting California as a leader in affordable, proactive, and compassionate medical care.

Formed in 2018, Big Sky Care Connect is a nonprofit created to respond to the need for a state-wide coordinated health information exchange (HIE) and related services to enhance clinical care in communities throughout Montana.

Big Sky Care Connect serves to facilitate timely and secure access by health care providers to clinical information between various organizations and engage in other activities to improve and promote the public health and quality of health care in Montana in a cost-effective manner.

Greater Houston Healthconnect is an independent, community-based organization responsible for enabling information exchange among healthcare providers in a 24-county region. It is tasked with mobilizing healthcare information electronically across organizations to enhance the safety, quality, and efficiency of care and improve information access throughout the region. Key stakeholders include healthcare providers, payers, employers and the community as a whole.

CyncHealth is a statewide Health Information Exchange designed to share clinical and administrative data among providers in Nebraska and neighboring states.

Midwest Health Connection (MHC) is one of the largest health information exchange (HIE) networks in the country with more than 6+ million electronic patient health records from across the Midwest, including Arkansas, Illinois, Kansas, Missouri and Oklahoma.

One Health Record^® is an interoperable, two-way data exchange system between providers, hospitals, and others within Alabama and in other states.

East Tennessee Health Information Network (etHIN) is a non-profit, joint community initiative established in 2005 to serve the needs of healthcare providers in East Tennessee. etHIN’s purpose is to create a healthcare information network that is used by authorized providers, supports improving patient outcomes, and helps to potentially lower the cost of healthcare.

North Carolina’s new, modernized health information exchange delivers added value to conversations happening at all levels in the health care industry. It breaks down information silos between providers, achieves greater outcomes for patients and creates efficiencies in state-funded programs such as Medicaid.

Over the past nine years, Great Lakes Health Connect has grown to be the largest HIE in Michigan. Serving 10 million patients, it connects records in 104 hospitals and 4,000 allied and ancillary care organizations throughout the state.

Healthix is the largest public Health Information Exchange (HIE) in the nation, serving New York City and Long Island. We collect data from more than 8,000 Healthcare Facilities for over 20 million patients.

Hixny is a nonprofit HIN that serves every provider, resident and visitor who accesses healthcare between Canada and New York City, and from Binghamton into Vermont.

The Pennsylvania eHealth Partnership is responsible, under Act 76 of 2016, for the creation and maintenance of Pennsylvania's secure health information exchange, known as the PA Patient & Provider Network, or P3N.

The P3N improves and coordinates patient care by helping providers find patients' medical records—in real time—anywhere on the P3N network. Patients and providers benefit from these connections through reduced redundancy of tests, better coordination of care, improved patient safety, and lower costs.

The P3N exchanges data among five P3N Certified HIOs across Pennsylvania and the Pennsylvania Department of Corrections (DOC). Although specific clinical documents data will differ per participating HIO and their members, data in response to a P3N query generally includes allergies, clinical documents, diagnoses, inpatient emergency department, outpatient emergency department, immunizations, lab results, medications, pathology reports, patient demographics, problems, procedures, radiology reports.

The Georgia Health Information Network, or GaHIN, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to creating a healthier Georgia through the use and exchange of electronic health information. GaHIN is the state-designated entity for health information exchange (HIE).

GaHIN facilitates the use and secure exchange of patient health information so providers have the information they need at the point of care, resulting in improved quality of care, better health outcomes and reductions in cost.

By establishing a trusted network with existing health systems and health information networks, GaHIN facilitates the delivery of the right health information to the right place and provider at the right time—providing Georgia residents with safer, timelier and better care.