Onramp to clinical networks - Redox
Onramp to clinical networks
Getting complete patient data is cumbersome. Redox removes the roadblocks to retrieving patient records.
Access clinical networks without the hassle
Connecting to national clinical networks like Carequality®, DirectTrust™, and the Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement™ (TEFCA™) is essential for expanding your product’s reach and enhancing its capabilities. However, the process is often riddled with complexities, including intricate network participation agreements, lengthy integration timelines, and the burden of managing complex data standards across networks.
Redox’s robust interoperability platform simplifies this process by providing you with a single connection via API that unlocks access to more than 70% of U.S. healthcare providers. With Redox, you can:
- Bypass the complexities of individual network integrations
- Reduce the time spent on technical onboarding
- Ensure your data is standardized across all connections.
With Redox, you eliminate the need to wrestle with the intricacies of each network, allowing you to focus on delivering superior product experiences and improving patient care.
Digital guide
Webinar recap
From Confusion to Clarity: A Guide to TEFCA Onramps
TEFCA is here, and it’s evolving fast. But for many healthcare organizations, the path to participation still feels unclear. In this webinar recap, we’ll share practical guidance for getting started with TEFCA fast.
How it works
The Redox interoperability platform acts as a gateway to national clinical networks for qualified organizations, enabling you to connect with thousands of healthcare providers through a single, standardized API. Our platform supports expanded search capabilities, customized patient identifiers, and automatic responses to mandatory queries, ensuring that your data exchange processes are efficient and accurate.
Redox’s platform also anticipates your future interoperability needs by supporting HL7® FHIR® now, even before it becomes the standard across all networks. Additionally, using Redox as a TEFCA on-ramp gives you the flexibility to switch between Qualified Health Information Networks (QHINs) as they evolve, avoiding vendor lock-in and ensuring your integration strategy remains adaptable.
Typical data flows
Care Navigation
- Retrieve and exchange patient documents, including transition of care documents, diagnoses, and notes to reduce the risk of errors
Referrals and Transitions of care
- Search for patient by demographics
- Receive patient care documents
- Retrieve transition of care document after discharge to enable informed care decisions
Telehealth
- Retrieve health data, including diagnoses, medications, and allergies to personalize treatment plans
- Writeback orders and referrals to ensure continuity of care
Remote patient monitoring
- Retrieve health data such as diagnoses and medications to get a full view of the patient
- Writeback vitals, trend summaries, and orders to keep patient records up-to-date