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Quality Health Network

www.qualityhealthnetwork.org

 
Our award-winning health information exchange (HIE) helps medical and behavioral health providers in western Colorado securely share patient data that enhances care coordination, reduces duplication of services and identifies individuals at risk so that efforts can be focused where they are needed most. Hospitals, providers, post-acute care facilities, home care agencies and other health service providers are using QHNs system in creative and innovative ways to improve the quality and efficiency of care and the way care is coordinated. We save patients and providers time and money today and are committed to finding new and innovative ways to continue to in the ...
  • Number of Employees: 100-250
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million

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