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Navigating Interoperability: HealthLX Insights from the 43rd HL7 FHIR Connectathon

Sep 24, 2026 | FHIR, Interoperability, Regulatory Compliance

By: Tone Southerland Executive Summary This week, healthcare technology leaders gathered for the 40th Annual HL7 Plenary & Working Group Meeting (WGM) and the 43rd HL7 FHIR Connectathon. Connectathons serve as a crucial hands-on testing ground where systems...

Embracing Interoperability: A Strategic Response to CMS-0062-P

Jul 28, 2026 | FHIR, Interoperability, Regulatory Compliance

By: Tone Southerland Introduction The CMS-0062-P proposed rule represents a pivotal moment in our industry’s journey toward true interoperability. Building on the foundational work of CMS-0057-F and finalizing several “optional” FHIR® Implementation...

Smile Digital Health and HealthLX Announce Partnership and Provide Two Innovative FHIR Solutions

Jun 1, 2023 | FHIR, News & Reports, Regulatory Compliance

Smile Digital Health and HealthLX Announce Partnership and Provide Two Innovative FHIR Solutions Smile and HealthLX collaborate to expedite FHIR-based CMS compliance and enterprise interoperability solutions.   TORONTO, CANADA — May 30, 2023 – Smile Digital...

Why the Provider Access API Will Have Value for Payers

Apr 25, 2023 | FHIR, Regulatory Compliance

Why the Provider Access API Will Have Value for Payers About two years ago, we characterized interoperability compliance as a marathon of sprints. For many payers, that’s just what it feels like. If you’ve rounded the corner (or are close to it) on the Patient Access...

Composable Automation: What it means and how it can help interoperability and data standardization

Oct 25, 2022 | Composable Architecture, Composable Automation, Data Integration, FHIR, Interoperability

Details HealthLX CEO Will Tesch presented at the National Association of Health Data Organizations annual conference. The outline of his presentation: Introduction Will’s background Composable Automation What is Composable…  Introducing the ‘Purpose Built Component’…...
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