CyncHealth

CyncHealth operates as a health information exchange (HIE) serving healthcare providers across the Midwest region. The organization functions as a public-private partnership governed by patients, public authorities, and healthcare providers, connecting over 500 healthcare facilities and supporting more than 6 million patients with comprehensive health data.

The company's core service involves establishing secure connections between disparate EHR systems and healthcare software platforms that don't naturally communicate with each other. CyncHealth maintains HITRUST certification and enforces national security standards for all data connections. The platform enables providers to access longitudinal health records in near real-time, reducing the need for manual record requests and phone-based outreach.

CyncHealth's infrastructure has generated over $1 million in potential cost savings for Medicaid programs. The organization operates the Nebraska Healthcare Collaborative and maintains a governance structure that includes advisors and board members from major healthcare systems and clinical leadership roles.

Organizations should consider CyncHealth when they need to participate in a regional health information exchange without building and maintaining their own integration infrastructure. The company excels in scenarios where providers treat patients who receive care across multiple disconnected systems, particularly in rural or underserved areas where manual record retrieval creates significant delays.

Expect a utility-model engagement where CyncHealth handles the technical infrastructure, security, and ongoing maintenance of data connections. The governance structure ensures neutral stewardship of shared health information across competing healthcare organizations.

CyncHealth exclusively serves healthcare with 100% focus on health information exchange. The organization operates within specific healthcare compliance frameworks including HITRUST certification and HIPAA requirements through its BAA structure. Their work directly addresses interoperability challenges specific to healthcare delivery, including care coordination across hospital systems, rural health clinics, specialty practices, and long-term care settings.

The Nebraska Healthcare Collaborative represents additional healthcare-specific engagement focused on community health outcomes and provider education. The company's governance includes physicians, health system executives, and public health authorities, ensuring healthcare domain expertise guides all infrastructure decisions.

The ideal client is a Midwest-based healthcare provider—hospital, health system, or ambulatory practice—that treats patients who frequently receive care from multiple organizations. Particularly well-suited for rural hospitals and community health centers that lack IT resources to manage complex EHR integrations but need comprehensive patient histories to deliver safe, coordinated care.