CARE IS BETTER WHEN WE’RE CONNECTED. The statewide Georgia Health Information Network, Inc. (GaHIN), a non-profit organization, is dedicated to the use.

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CARE IS BETTER WHEN WE’RE CONNECTED

The statewide Georgia Health Information Network, Inc. (GaHIN), a non-profit organization, is dedicated to the use and exchange of electronic health information to foster a healthier Georgia – improve patient-centered healthcare, increase efficiency and promote the health status of the entire state population. 2 GEORGIA HEALTH INFORMATION NETWORK

3 THE PURPOSE OF G A HIN Close the patient information gap across care settings by electronically connecting disparate systems and data sources to support improved quality of care, better health outcomes, and reductions in cost.

4 THE PUBLIC-PRIVATE COLLABORATIVE AND G A HIN The Georgia Health Information Network is a public-private collaborative of healthcare stakeholders from around the state including: Georgia Department of Community Health (DCH) Georgia Health Information Technology Extension Center (GA-HITEC) Medicity and Truven Analytics Many stakeholders in business, technology, healthcare, academia, etc.

PRODUCTS & SERVICES

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GeorgiaDirect 2,811 Registered Providers GeorgiaDirect Specialized Projects Emory Transplant Emory Dialysis-Candler, Greenbriar, Northside Piedmont Hospital Davita Dialysis Fresenius Medical Care Asthma/GRAChIE GeorgiaDirect w/XDR Integration (20) Appling Healthcare System Bacon County Hospital Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Colquitt Regional Medical Center Crisp Regional Hospital Dorminy Medical Center Habersham Medical Center Houston Healthcare The Longstreet Clinic Mayo Clinic Health System 2014 | MEMBER CONNECTIVITY 7 Meadows Regional Medical Center Memorial Hospital and Manor Newton Medical Center Oconee Regional Medical Center Piedmont Healthcare Pruitt Health (10 Facilities) Quad Medical Upson Regional Medical Center University Hospital at McDuffie West Georgia Health

8 DirectTrust.org, Inc. (DirectTrust) is a voluntary, self-governing, non-profit trade alliance dedicated to the growth of Direct exchange at national scale, through the establishment of policies, interoperability requirements, and business practice requirements. DirectTrust operates under a Cooperative Agreement with ONC to support its work of creating a national network of interoperable Direct exchange services providers. EHNAC-DirectTrust Accreditation Program Trust Anchor Bundle Distribution Security & Trust Framework 28,000 HCOs 450,000 Providers

DIRECTTRUST BUNDLE PARTICIPANTS (6/30/14)

| GEORGIA CONNECTED CARE PRODUCT SUITE Medicaid Health, Pharmacy & Dental Data Immunization (GRITS) Data & Bi-Directional Submission Gateway Web-based Clinical Portal for Medicaid Providers without EHR’s Public Health Gateway-eLab & Syndromic Surveillance Reporting National Network (Healtheway) (78 Organizations) South Carolina Health Information Exchange (Live)

Anticipated Products & Services Medical Image Exchange Event Notification Services: Payers and Providers Laboratory Results Medication Fills Public Health Registries | VALUE-ADDED PRODUCTS & SERVICES Exploring for 2016 Population Health Management Personal Health Record & Patient Access Provider Directory Advanced Technology Standards Event Notification Services: Community Retail clinic connections Support for ACOs and PCMHs mHealth

12 G A HIN NETWORK MODEL GaHIN is a Network of Networks Model Facilitates a Georgia statewide electronic Network connecting everyone – payers, providers, and patients – in the entire healthcare system, thus enabling better communication and collaboration among clinicians. Keeps operations manageable & costs low – reducing barriers Allows GaHIN to leverage federal funding and provide guidance on complex issues to strengthen and advance the network.

13 THREE WAYS TO GET GEORGIA CONNECTED 1.Provider organization directly connects to GaHIN 2.Provider connects through a networked HIE 3.Provider connects through their EHR vendor to a networked HIE or GaHIN

| MEMBER CONNECTIVITY Connected Organizations State Agencies: –Medicaid (DCH) –Georgia Department of Public Health (DPH) –Georgia Department of Families and Children Services (DFCS) –Georgia Department of Juvenile Justice (DJJ) Amerigroup (CMO) Emory Healthcare (Cerner) Grady Health System (Epic) Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta (Epic) LIVE!!! Georgia Health Connect (GaHC) (Liaison) Q4 2014

15 State Agency: DBHDD (MA In Progress; Planning for Oct Kick-Off) GRAChIE/Chatham HealthLink (Planning for Oct Kick-Off) West Georgia HIE (Q1 2015) Georgia Partnership for TeleHealth (Q1 2015) GAPHC (Q1 2015) ArchHIE (Q ) HealtheConnection (Q1 2015) Queued GaHIN Members

GeorgiaDirect Long-term care and home health agencies Continue use case development with state agencies Increase provider adoption of general and XDR GeorgiaDirect connections Anticipated FY 2015 increase in adoption by more than 1,000 providers statewide | FOCUS ON MEMBER CONNECTIONS Georgia Connected Care All qualified health systems in and around Georgia Federal agencies (Ex. VA, SSA) All qualified regional HIEs, including FQHCs TeleHealth Continued use case development with state agencies to develop new products serving vulnerable populations within Medicaid, DFCS, DPH, DBHDD, etc.

17 G A HIN NETWORK MODEL GaHIN is a federated-hybrid model, NOT a central repository of clinical data Information remains with the treating provider and only flows when there is authorization. GaHIN makes an individual data repository available to Members directly connected to the Network.

GAHIN MEMBERSHIP IN GEORGIA 09/25/2014 By Organization 7/2/201518

| FOCUS ON SUSTAINABILITY Sources of Revenue Sale of value-added services Payer Membership fees Private and public-sector grants Private donations and business developments Continued pass-through funding from DCH

2014 Achievements 3 major health systems in Georgia connected Connection to the Nationwide Network & DirectTrust Over 3,000 providers with Network access More than 16M patient records Connected 4 state agencies and 1 CMO Rolled out GeorgiaDirect XDR servicing 20 Georgia hospitals Regional and national recognition for progress in interoperability 20 GAHIN | 2014 – 2015 IN A NUTSHELL 2015 Anticipated Growth All major health systems in Georgia connected Connect with VA and SSA & Bordering States Over 7,000 providers with Network access More than 25M patient records All 5 state agencies & 3 CMOs connected All qualified regional HIEs connected 1,000 additional providers registered for GeorgiaDirect Introduce 4 new products and services Receive revenue from additional sources

21 QUESTIONS? Denise Hines, DHA, PMP, FHIMSS Executive Director, GaHIN Sign up for our eNewsletter!