b.well Joins CMS Interoperability Framework: Advancing Patient-Centric Health Data Sharing
Q&A: CEO of b.well responds to CMS Interoperability Framework announcement
b.well's CEO provided commentary regarding the CMS Interoperability Framework.
Summary
b.well Connected Health, an AI-powered digital health platform, has joined the new interoperability framework launched by CMS. The company aims to enable information exchange between patients and providers using its FHIR-based platform, moving away from traditional 'clipboard' practices.
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b.well Connected Health, an AI-powered digital health platform, became one of 60 companies designated as a CMS-Aligned Network under the newly launched CMS Interoperability Framework. The company already maintains a robust network connecting over two million providers and more than 350 payers. The CEO, Kristen Valdes, stated that this initiative is crucial because it pushes the industry toward using FHIR standards. She highlighted that for patients to access their complete longitudinal medical record, transactions require adherence to standards like U.S. Core v3 (USCDI v3). The platform allows patients to collect and maintain their own records on their phones and share them directly with providers via QR codes or Smart Health links at check-in, thereby eliminating the need for physical paperwork—a process described as
Technology Note
FHIR（Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources）は医療データ交換の国際標準。このエントリの関連技術: FHIR
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