Health Gorilla

Healthcare data is only valuable when it provides meaningful clinical context. As interoperability evolves, care teams need more than notifications—they need actionable insights that support informed decision-making. In his latest article for KevinMD, Health Gorilla Chief Medical Officer Steven Lane, MD, MPH, explores how clinical alerts are expanding beyond traditional ADT events to deliver a more complete picture of patient care. Read more: https://lnkd.in/edD47i2T

We're proud to have Lidia Niecko-Najjum representing Health Gorilla at the CMS Health Technology Ecosystem Event. The event's focus on advancing a connected, patient-centered healthcare system through interoperability aligns closely with Health Gorilla's mission to make health data more accessible, secure, and useful. Follow along? The event is being livestreamed here: https://lnkd.in/gkEi2DJ

Your Data Is Moving. But Can You Trust It? Healthcare has made tremendous progress in sharing data. But moving information between systems doesn't automatically make it reliable, trustworthy, or ready to improve care. Health Gorilla's latest blog, "The Water Looks Fine: Why Moving Data Isn't the Same as Trusting It," explores why trust, not just connectivity, is becoming the foundation of modern interoperability as AI plays a larger role in healthcare. Learn why data governance, transparency, and confidence matter just as much as access. Read more:https://lnkd.in/e7VRJmZz

Health Gorilla is looking forward to the First Anniversary of Making Health Tech Great Again. It's our honor to be part of the growing Health Technology Ecosystem, and we're proud to collaborate with HHS, CMS, and organizations across healthcare and technology as we continue advancing a more connected, interoperable healthcare system that puts patients first. 

Interoperability is an ecosystem, not a product. Technology, standards, governance, and trust all have to evolve together. The latest TEFCA procedure updates reinforce that progress is not just about adding new capabilities. It is about continuously strengthening the framework that enables secure, scalable health information exchange. That is the kind of progress Health Gorilla is proud to support. Read more from the American Hospital Association: https://lnkd.in/exEzcJQX

Health Gorilla President Patrick Lane shares his perspective on one of healthcare's most important conversations. Read Patrick's latest article: https://lnkd.in/eJR9ReAv

Congratulations to our clients recognized on TIME's America's Best Healthcare Companies of 2026 list! We're proud to partner with organizations that are driving innovation, improving care, and making a meaningful impact across the healthcare ecosystem. 

Every connection counts. The latest Sharing Health Data Update from Health IT Answers showcases continued momentum across the interoperability landscape as organizations strengthen health information exchange and connected care. At Health Gorilla, we know meaningful interoperability is built on trust. When health information moves securely and reliably across the healthcare ecosystem, providers have access to the complete patient information they need to make more informed decisions and deliver coordinated care. Read the Health IT Answers update: https://lnkd.in/gdKEC5YV

Innovation starts with interoperability. In "ONC Offers $2M for Next Generation Healthcare Technologies," Healthcare IT News highlights the Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT's latest LEAP in Health IT funding opportunity. The initiative will support projects focused on clinical AI, FHIR APIs, and laboratory interoperability to help advance innovative healthcare solutions. Trusted interoperability helps ensure emerging technologies have secure access to the high-quality health data needed to support better care. Health Gorilla is committed to advancing standards-based interoperability that enables innovation across healthcare. Read the Healthcare IT News article: https://lnkd.in/eYy46HJ6

Rural healthcare depends on strong partnerships. Becker's Hospital Review recently published "The Discipline Helping Rural Hospitals Survive," highlighting how leadership, collaboration, and community focused partnerships are helping rural hospitals navigate financial and operational challenges. Partnerships that improve care coordination, enable access to trusted patient information, and support informed decision making can strengthen care delivery and improve patient outcomes. Health Gorilla advocates for trusted interoperability that expands access to health information and helps ensure providers have the data they need to deliver connected care regardless of location. Read the recent Becker's Hospital Review article: https://lnkd.in/eHdj4W5P