CyncHealth & Partners Seek Omaha Metro CBO to Address Maternal & Infant Health Issues
Unfortunately, today there are mothers and their infants in our [...]
Nebraska Health Information Initiative (NEHII) is now CyncHealth
The CyncHealth name helps better position the organization as the health data utility for the Midwest, providing vital information services for continuity of health care.
NE Health Information Exchange Expands SDOH Data Platform
Following Nebraska’s social determinants of health data implementation, six additional states jumped on board.
Unite Us and Nebraska Health Information Initiative Expand Partnership to Bring Coordinated Care to Six Additional States
Unique growing partnership will continue to break down barriers between medical and social care in multiple states throughout the country
October 2020 NEHII Newsletter
NEHII has embarked on a bold effort last year with technology partner InterSystems, updating the HIE core platform with the target completion date of mid-December.
NEHII Selects Collective Medical to Support Multi-State ADT Alerting for Care Collaboration
Through this partnership, NEHII participants are fully compliant with the admissions, discharge and transfer (ADT) notifications Conditions of Participation (CoP) included as part of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) Interoperability and Patient Access Rule.
July 2020 NEHII Newsletter
NEHII recently joined forces with Unite Us, the technology company that connects health and social care providers, in a unique partnership called UNITE NEBRASKA.
May 2020 NEHII Newsletter
Each month, we’ll share news and information with you about your health information exchange and the work the NEHII team is doing for you.
Interoperability: How NEHII can help you prepare
NEHII is prepared to help participants comply and implement our health information exchange (HIE) data exchange to make protected patient health information more accessible.
NEHII and Unite Us Introduce Unite Nebraska: A Statewide Coordinated Care Network
This partnership will break down existing barriers between clinical and social care providers, enabling them to work together to provide comprehensive, whole-person care with trackable outcomes data.
