Kno2 Recognized By HHS As An Inaugural QHIN Applicant Under TEFCA
Summary
Kno2®, the company leading the future of healthcare communication, announced today that its application to be a designated Qualified Health Information Network (QHIN) under the Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement (TEFCA), has been accepted by The Sequoia Project as the Recognized Coordinating Entity. Kno2 was invited by Health and Human Services (HHS) to attend a TEFCA recognition event today in Washington, DC to commemorate a major interoperability milestone. VP of interoperability, Matt Becker represented Kno2 as a recipient of a “Certificate of Recognition” for being an inaugural QHIN applicant to proceed to Phase 3: Pre-production Testing Process and Project Plan Completion. “Our team is eager to support America’s urgent need for nationwide interoperability and to help improve patient outcomes, address provider burnout, and eradicate financial burdens across healthcare today,” said Therasa Bell, co-founder, president, and chief technology officer at Kno2. We are empowering healthcare to finally realize the true potential of interoperability by unleashing connectivity everywhere through a simple to use Communication API and robust tools for any business.