Healthcare information organizations (HIOs) deliver to care providers the ability to seamlessly exchange patient data, which is crucial for delivering coordinated care and improving health
In today’s complex healthcare landscape, data sharing has emerged as a crucial tool for improving patient care and outcomes. Let’s explore a real-life scenario that
HASC and LANES Team Up to Inform L.A. County Hospitals of CMS-Mandated Event Notifications HASC highlights LANES in July Newsletter to educate and support L.A.
Our fragmented healthcare delivery system coupled with a lack of access to the most relevant digital health information present multiple challenges that can adversely impact patient outcomes.
By Leo Pak, Chief Technology Officer, LANES Connecting patient records and IDs accurately is hugely important when the HIE is the source of truth as
By Anish Mahajan, MD, MS, MPHChief Medical Officer at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center and LANES Chair of the Board We’re all well aware of the unprecedented
As of June 30th this year, ONC’s 21st Century Cures Act Final Rule became effective. The landmark CMS final interoperability rules support access, exchange and use of
When a disaster occurs the Patient Unified Lookup System for Emergencies (PULSE) connects Emergency Medical Services (EMS) to Health Information Exchanges (HIEs) such as LANES as part
The following article was published on LinkedIn. By Anish Mahajan MD – CMO of Harbor-UCLA Medical Center and Chair of the Los Angeles Network for
February 2020 Dear Valued Participant, This month marks the 2-year anniversary of operationalizing LANES as the first community-based health information exchange in Los Angeles. Our
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) and the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC) finalized rules March 9th requiring
LANES is working actively with California state and local public health organizations, health systems, hospitals and community clinics to respond to the global COVID-19 pandemic
