The validation means Medicity’s customers can more easily connect to the national exchange.
“Medicity clients now have a streamlined and simplified process for onboarding to the eHealth Exchange,” said Brian Ahier, director of standards and government affairs for Medicity. “This validation allows us to reduce the level of effort for a rigorous testing process for our customers, as well as cut the onboarding fees by thousands of dollars.”
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