Massachusetts Grants Help Vendors Link to State HIE
The Massachusetts eHealth Institute, the state entity for health innovation, has awarded Last-Mile grants totaling $1.3 million to 11 software vendors to aid in connecting customers to Mass HIway, the states health information exchange.
The Massachusetts eHealth Institute, the state entity for health innovation, has awarded “Last-Mile” grants totaling $1.3 million to 11 software vendors to aid in connecting customers to Mass HIway, the state’s health information exchange.
The goal is to offset the cost of developing and implementing interfaces to providers serving vulnerable populations for secure messaging software in their EHRs that will use federally developed Direct Project protocols.
Vendors awarded grants include Aprima Medical Software ($101,085), ClaimTrak ($150,000), ComChart ($50,000), DiCom Grid ($59,720), eClinicalWorks ($150,000), eHana ($150,000), HealthWyse ($75,000), McKesson ($92,600), MEDfx ($150,000), NexJ ($150,000) and NoMoreClipboard ($51,940).
The goal is to offset the cost of developing and implementing interfaces to providers serving vulnerable populations for secure messaging software in their EHRs that will use federally developed Direct Project protocols.
Vendors awarded grants include Aprima Medical Software ($101,085), ClaimTrak ($150,000), ComChart ($50,000), DiCom Grid ($59,720), eClinicalWorks ($150,000), eHana ($150,000), HealthWyse ($75,000), McKesson ($92,600), MEDfx ($150,000), NexJ ($150,000) and NoMoreClipboard ($51,940).
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