As the state’s health data network, Manifest MedEx electronically shares clinical and claims data across a network of more than 120 hospitals, 700 ambulatory care sites and seven health plans.
By connecting 21 hospitals to the health data network, Adventist Health will get access to more data and tools for patients, including longitudinal health records, real-time notifications on patient hospitalizations and lab results as well as population health management tools.
Adventist Health comprises 21 hospitals across California, Hawaii and Oregon.
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