Blockchain effort Hyperledger adds Change Healthcare

Change Healthcare on May 22 joined Hyperledger — an open-source, cross-industry effort to advance blockchain — as a premier member.

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Hyperledger, which boasts more than 140 members, aims to help organizations create blockchain technology that enables industry-specific applications, platforms and systems. Its members are from industries such as finance, healthcare and aeronautics.

Change Healthcare is the first health IT organization to join as a premier member, the top level of membership. The company’s chief technology officer, Aaron Symanski, will also join Hyperledger’s governing board.

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