Our Interoperability Practice Lead Brendan Keeler received a shoutout in a recent Forbes Q&A with the ONC’s National Coordinator! In the article, Micky Tripathi weighs in on: ▶ The ONC’s priorities for the next 5 years ▶ The importance of the HTI-2 rules ▶ The Epic-Particle Health dispute ▶ Updates on information blocking https://lnkd.in/diy28zxh?
HTD Health
IT Services and IT Consulting
Brooklyn, New York 2,994 followers
We build human-centered technology for healthcare.
About us
HTD is a healthcare strategy, design, and software development company. Our mission is to imagine, design, and build a healthier world. We focus on custom software that prioritizes the patient experience while improving accessibility, efficiency, and productivity in the healthcare system. We have designed, developed, and supported web and mobile applications in virtual-first patient care, clinical decision making and task management, care navigation, software services for providers and payers, companion software for medical devices, digital therapeutics, and more. We work with clients across virtual care, healthcare enterprise, life sciences, academic medical centers, healthcare SaaS, medical devices, and the investment community.
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- Industry
- IT Services and IT Consulting
- Company size
- 201-500 employees
- Headquarters
- Brooklyn, New York
- Type
- Privately Held
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- 2016
- Specialties
- Healthtech Development, HIPAA Compliance, Mobile & Web Development, Big Data and AI, Systems Integration, UX/UI Design, and Healthtech Research
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276 Greenpoint Ave
Brooklyn, New York 11222, US
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Employees at HTD Health
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Maciej Zywno
Co-founder & Non-Executive Board Member at HTD Health
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Jacob Jesson
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Artur Stys
Experienced Team Lead with years of hands-on software development, design and architecture. Various tech stacks and tools over the years, but favor…
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Lukasz Slojewski (鹿恺斯)
IT Leadership | Management 3.0 | Agile | Stakeholder management | Global Software Delivery
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We're thrilled to announce HTD Health's sponsorship of the upcoming Digital Health New York (DHNY) Summit! As a NYC-based company since our 2016 founding, we're deeply committed to the city's thriving digital health ecosystem. Join us in exploring the rapidly evolving healthcare landscape of 2024 and beyond. The summit's agenda promises insightful discussions on AI in healthcare, value-based specialty care, and the future of pharmacy. 🙌 Attending? Connect with Zachary Markin or Elise Mortensen to schedule a meeting. Let's shape the future of digital health together! #DHNYSummit2024 #DigitalHealth #HealthTech
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Check out HTD's MedTech Practice Lead Weronika Michaluk, DrPH, MBA on the Alpha Sophia Spotlight podcast!
🎙️ In our latest episode of the Alpha Sophia Spotlight pod, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Weronika Michaluk, DrPH, MBA, MedTech Practice Lead at HTD Health, for a deep dive into the future of MedTech and software as a medical device (SaMD). 🌍💻 💡 Weronika takes us through her fascinating journey from being a hands-on biomedical engineer to leading a global team at HTD Health. Her insights on the importance of human-centered design in healthcare technology are incredibly valuable, emphasizing why understanding the needs of end users — whether patients, physicians, or payers — is crucial for creating effective solutions. 👩⚖️ She also sheds light on the complex regulatory landscape and how staying ahead of compliance requirements can save significant time and costs during the product development process. 🤖 We also discuss the exciting trends that are transforming the MedTech industry, particularly the integration of AI and interoperability into traditional hardware devices. As Weronika explains, the future of MedTech is increasingly interconnected, and organizations that leverage these technologies will be better positioned to offer personalized, efficient, and scalable healthcare solutions. 👇 Checkout the full episode in the comments below: 🎙️
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Epic's move to TEFCA by 2025 is reshaping healthcare interoperability. Our Interoperability and Data Liquidity Practice Lead, Brendan Keeler, weighs in on Fierce Healthcare: "They're signaling to everyone else, 'You better move over to TEFCA... otherwise you won't have access to Epic sites.'" Read the full article below! 👇 https://lnkd.in/e8wvPVcM #interoperability #healthdata #tefca #carequality
Recent moves by Epic, Carequality mark a major shift in interoperability, health IT experts say
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Save your spot! HTD Open Forum - TEFCA Delegation of Authority coming next Wednesday.
Given the success of the first Open Forum discussion about TEFCA IAS, we at HTD Health will be hosting another iteration on August 28th at 2ET/11PT, this time focused on TEFCA's Delegation of Authority. Similar to last time, we'll have 20-25 minutes of presentation on the topic, including some necessary history on the Treatment Exchange Purpose, but then we'll open it up for everyone to ask questions, bring unique perspectives, and learn from one another. Register here: https://lnkd.in/gu2C9qvi
Welcome! You are invited to join a meeting: HTD Open Forum - TEFCA Delegation of Authority. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the meeting.
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A new article from HTD MedTech Practice Lead Weronika Michaluk, DrPH, MBA reveals why integrating digital health solutions with medical devices is no longer optional. From gathering real-time health data to improving patient outcomes and creating new revenue streams, digital strategies are reshaping the industry. Check out the article link in the comments! And if you want to learn more about MedTech connected devices, feel free to reach out to Weronika Michaluk, DrPH, MBA directly.
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HTD Health reposted this
There it is. All Epic sites to commit to TEFCA by end of 2024, live by end of 2025 And so it begins
We commend Carequality’s recently announced plan to align with TEFCA. Carequality’s Treatment Use Cases will reflect the definitions used in TEFCA, for example, and new delegate policies will allow healthcare organizations to review and approve organizations requesting records on their behalf, just as they can under TEFCA. By the end of 2024, our goal is that the full Epic community will have committed to transition to TEFCA with plans to be live by the end of 2025. Epic Nexus makes it easy for our customers to join TEFCA, and many have already signed up. Epic will continue to support our customers’ connectivity through Carequality during the transition to help ensure the ongoing success of national healthcare interoperability. 100% of the Epic community participates in the Carequality framework, which today connects more than 70% of U.S. hospitals, 50,000+ clinics, and more than 600,000 care providers. TEFCA is the nation’s best opportunity to get the remaining 30% of U.S. hospitals off the sidelines and reinforce trust between data exchange networks and care organizations. Read more: https://lnkd.in/g7Uy-Pdw Hey, is this Heaven? No, it's #TEFCA! #Interoperability
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HTD Health reposted this
HTD Health and I hosted an Open Forum style meeting yesterday to discuss TEFCA's new Individual Access Services. While the recording was unfortunately lost due to a stunningly ironic display of broken interoperability between Zoom and Avoma, here were some of the highlights: - We reviewed the history of patient access, including HIPAA's right of access, Meaningful Use 2's View/Download/Transmit, Meaningful Use 3's loose and fast API requirements, Cure's FHIR R4 APIs and EHI Export, and TEFCA's IAS - We talked about principles that underpin the ideal patient access pattern: free, ubiquitous, fast, programmatic access to all EHI - We talked about the current state of the available methods (manual request, EHI Export, Cures Patient Access APIs, Carequality's Patient Request, TEFCA's IAS) We had great discussion, questions, and comments from Steven Lane, MD, MPH, Ed Donaldson, MSHI, Derek Plansky, Ada Glover, Steve Yaskin, Doug Grapski, Michael Marchant, Oliver Aalami, Jim St. Clair, and many more: - How Epic's approach moves the ball forward (but does not get us to the ideal) - How the TEFCA approach uses both old standards (IHE XCPD) and new ones (OAuth2, SMART on FHIR) - The difference between IAL2 (proofing), federated OAuth (a method distributed trust), and other methods of distributing trust (sharing proof of identity). I'll be recording another run-through of the presentation. Although there are technical issues to resolve, I'd love to do another similar session in the future. What topics would people be interested in? - TEFCA Treatment - TEFCA Operations - TEFCA Delegates - HTI-2 - Something else?
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When it comes to healthcare integrations, are we asking the right questions? In our latest Insights article, Brendan Keeler tackles a common misstep among digital health companies: focusing on the technical requirements of integration before first clearly defining the value an integration will bring. He introduces the Minimum Viable Integration (MVI) framework and explains why focusing on solving real problems is more crucial than debating technical specifications. Check out the full article below! 💡 https://lnkd.in/e5JpgPb2 #integrations #EHR #digitalhealth
The Integration Illusion: Why Connecting to EHRs is About Value, not Standards
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