Founded in 2014, Carequality is a national-level, common interoperability trusted exchange framework that enables health information exchange between and among health information networks.

Celebrating its 10th anniversary, Carequality supports the exchange of more than 745,000,000 documents monthly across disparate technologies, geographies, and networks.

“Whether it’s a kid’s school sports physical or a patient’s complicated disease treatment requiring a team of doctors, every document exchanged represents a patient,” said Alan Swenson, Carequality executive director in this press release. “Carequality is aggressively expanding access to the clinical information when and where it is needed because lives depend on it.”

Today, Carequality is enabling care coordination with the nation’s most robust, widely adopted interoperability framework. The dynamic framework has evolved with the needs of the healthcare community, from adding HL7 FHIR and public health support to expanding the use cases and exchange purposes.

With the benefits of the Carequality Interoperability Framework coming more into the forefront every day, there still remain many care organizations that don’t know how to take advantage of these interoperability capabilities.

In 2022, we published an explainer blog post that shows you how to connect to the Carequality Interoperability Framework, especially by outsourcing your connection to Carequality.

With the benefits of the Carequality Interoperability Framework so strong, many care organizations want to take advantage of the framework, but often don’t know how to actually do this.

Thankfully, by outsourcing your connection to Carequality, it is possible to allow industry providers do all of the heavy lifting for you.  

For example, RosettaHealth offers a SaaS-based platform that allows you to connect to additional facilities, receive and query medical records, and access regional and national networks such as Carequality.

RosettaHealth can assist with any health information challenges you might have, book a free consultation with one of our interoperability experts.