Last week, DirectTrust announced first quarter 2022 metrics, which pointed to a significant milestone. The organization has facilitated more than 3 billion direct secure messages since 2014 – with 191 million messages sent in Q1 2022.

In addition, the number of healthcare organizations served by DirectTrust health information service providers (HISPs) and engaged in Direct Secure Messaging increased 17 percent to more than 302,000, compared with the same period last year.

“We continue to be impressed with the growth in the number of organizations participating in Direct Secure Messaging and the DirectTrust Network; it’s incredible that 10 years after our April 2012 founding we’re celebrating surpassing 300 thousand organizations able to participate in Direct, as well as more than 3 billion messages exchanged,” said Scott Stuewe, DirectTrust President and CEO, in this press release.

In late August, Civitas Networks for Health and DirectTrust will be hosting their annual conference with the theme “Better Together: Health Data Collaboratives and Information Exchange to Advance Health Equity.” The joint event will include nationally recognized health care thought leaders and bring together peers from across the country to connect, share experiences and learn – together.

DirectTrust also gained tremendous marketing traction with its Interoperability Heroes initiative. Late last year, we hosted a RosettaHealth podcast interview with Kathryn Ayers Wickenhauser, Director of Communications at DirectTrust, about this effort.

In 2021, we also announced how RosettaHealth achieved full accreditation through the DirectTrust Accreditation Program for Health Information Service Providers (HISPs). RosettaHealth’s HISPDirect solution was audited against a series of technical, physical, and operational criteria and found to be fully in compliance with the Direct Standard and the requirements of the DirectTrust Security and Trust framework.

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