Connect information to the right patient
Establish shared patient identity across participating systems. Confirmed relationships between local identifiers give your community a common reference for the person at the center of the exchange.
Connect information. Support continuity of care.Bring participating healthcare organizations closer together through shared information. Medrafa's OpenTena Health Information Exchange connects patient identity, clinical documents, care services, consent, and accountability around the systems your community already uses.
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Care crosses organizational boundaries. Information needs to follow with the patient context, access rules, and accountability that make it useful to the next participating provider.
OpenTena provides a shared foundation for that exchange. Connect hospitals, laboratories, pharmacies, and health programs through a modular approach that brings their information into a wider care community. Build on existing systems while choosing the shared capabilities that support your priorities.
Establish shared patient identity across participating systems. Confirmed relationships between local identifiers give your community a common reference for the person at the center of the exchange.
Enable authorized systems to publish, find, and retrieve shared clinical documents. Help participating organizations access information beyond their own records, within the community's information-sharing rules.
Connect directory information about organizations, practitioners, locations, and services. Give applications a shared reference for the people and systems involved in care.
Bring consent records, configured access policies, and audit evidence into the exchange. Support a community approach to participation, privacy, and accountability through standards-based services.
For health networks and public-sector programs, OpenTena provides common exchange capabilities across participating institutions. For healthcare organizations, it creates a path to sharing information with the wider community while retaining their existing systems.
For health technology teams, its FHIR-based foundation and modular services support a focused approach to connecting applications and expanding participation.
Build your exchange around shared patient identity, a common care directory, and governed information access.
Talk with Medrafa about the organizations and information you want to bring together. Explore an exchange approach shaped around your health community.
Bring your workflows, requirements, and questions. The request form is a local preview and does not send or store your details.