Three organizations in New York's Hudson Valley united by three ideas:
- Health care should be patient-centered, coordinated and accessible
- Financial models used to pay for health care should result in lower cost and increased quality
- Health information technology should be used as a tool to improve patient care and community health
Together, these three organizations are committed to realizing revolutionary health care transformation.
The Hudson Valley Initiative has already achieved national leadership in electronic health record (EHR) implementation, health information
exchange (HIE) and in transforming physician office practices into medical homes.
• EHR adoption rate of 37 percent (43 percent among primary care providers).
• Six years of experience with health information exchange (HIE).
• Medical home recognition of 237 providers.
• Robust health plan involvement.
• Measurable gains in quality and safety are in reach.
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Taconic IPA is the nearly 4,000-member strong physician leadership organization focused on innovative initiatives to transform medical practices and improve health care quality.
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MedAllies is the health information services provider that facilitates physician practice redesign to improve efficiency and effectiveness of health care through health information technology, and operates the technical backbone for health information exchange. |
THINC
THINC is the not-for profit convening organization that defines and sponsors research to advance improved patient care delivery models using health information technology; structures and implements pay-for-performance criteria associated with physician practice quality initiatives; and governs the region’s secure health Information exchange network. |
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