TruBridge Joins National Effort to Advance Healthcare Interoperability at White House Summit
On Wednesday, July 30, TruBridge president and CEO Chris Fowler joined other national healthcare leaders at the White House to support the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) Interoperability Pledge. The administration announced that over 60 healthcare and information technology firms pledged to work collaboratively on a patient-centered health technology ecosystem. Additionally, 21 networks pledged to meet the administration’s newly unveiled Interoperability Framework. Trubridge’s pledge commitment reinforces the long-time commitment to strengthening rural and community health through smarter, more connected technology.
Fowler, on behalf of TruBridge, signed on to the pledge for enhanced interoperability, renewing our focus which reiterates our 45-year track record of delivering solutions that enable providers to focus on what matters most: their patients.
President and CEO Chris Fowler pledges TruBridge commitment to connect to networks and “kill the clipboard.”
The framework’s data sharing criteria include:
Chris Fowler joins Dr. Mehmet Oz, CMS Administrator, for a photo opp at the White House CMS event.