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Carequality, Inc.
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Carequality is a U.S. 501(c)(3) non-profit founded in 2014 and headquartered in Vienna, Virginia, that operates a nationwide, consensus-built interoperability framework enabling health information exchange between and among health data-sharing networks. Its core product, the Carequality Interoperability Framework, is a collection of legal terms, policy requirements, governance structures, and technical specifications that operationalize trusted national health data exchange across query-based document retrieval, FHIR-based exchange, and push notifications. Carequality maintains a centralized directory of 100,000+ implementer connections and a governance apparatus including a Delegation of Authority policy, a Restricted Participant List, and a formal Dispute Resolution Process to enforce trust and accountability among participants.

Carequality's customer base comprises Implementers—EHR vendors (Epic, athenahealth, eClinicalWorks, NextGen), national and regional HIEs (CommonWell Health Alliance, eHealth Exchange, CRISP), payers (Surescripts), clearinghouses, and emerging health technology firms—who provide connectivity services to provider organizations. End users include 600,000+ physicians, 50,000+ clinics, and 4,200+ hospitals exchanging over 1.5 billion clinical transactions per month. The organization is a subsidiary/affiliate of The Sequoia Project and is governed by a multi-stakeholder Board of Directors and Steering Committee. Revenue is generated through implementer membership/participation fees under a subscription/recurring model; specific pricing is not publicly disclosed.

The company distributes its framework indirectly through its Implementer network rather than via direct enterprise sales, with providers connecting through a single Implementer gateway to access all other participants nationwide. Carequality pursues community engagement via bimonthly informational calls, a joint annual meeting with The Sequoia Project, HIMSS conference participation, public regulatory comments, and content marketing. Recent strategic activity (2025-2026) includes governance modernization (Delegation of Authority, Restricted Participant List, revised Dispute Resolution), a leadership transition to Executive Director Lee Barrett, and deepening alignment with the CMS Digital Health Ecosystem and TEFCA.

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Carequality is a U.S. 501(c)(3) non-profit operating a nationwide interoperability framework that enables trusted health information exchange among EHR vendors, HIEs, payers, and providers, connecting 600,000+ physicians across 4,200+ hospitals.

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health information exchange, healthcare interoperability, clinical data sharing, interoperability framework, EHR data exchange
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1Interoperability Standards, Profiles & Implementation (HL7/FHIR/IHE)
CodeHLACABAAPrimaryYes
2Data Access, Sharing & Marketplace Platforms (incl. TEFCA/QHIN enablement)
CodeHLACAIALPrimaryNo
3Payer-Provider Data Exchange (X12, prior auth, claims/clinical attachment)
CodeHLACABAKPrimaryNo
4Consent, Authorization & Data Sharing Governance (opt-in/opt-out, DS4P)
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NAICS code2 codes
  • Computing Infrastructure Providers, Data Processing, Web Hosting, and Related Services518
  • Health Care and Social Assistance62
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  • Services-Computer Programming, Data Processing, Etc.7370
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Healthcare Interoperability
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Carequality generates revenue through fees from Implementers who join and participate in the Carequality Interoperability Framework. Implementers include EHR vendors, HIEs, payers, clearinghouses, and other health IT organizations that provide connectivity services to providers.

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Carequality operates a national-level, consensus-built interoperability framework consisting of legal terms, policy requirements, governance, and technical specifications that enable health information exchange between and among health data-sharing networks. Its offerings include Query-Based Document Exchange, FHIR-Based Exchange, Push Notifications, and governance mechanisms such as the Delegation of Authority Policy, Restricted Participant List, and Dispute Resolution Process, supporting over 1.5 billion monthly transactions across 4,200+ hospitals and 50,000+ clinics.

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  • 1.5 billion+ monthly transactions
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Carequality is a non-profit interoperability framework that provides a national-level, consensus-built common framework enabling health information exchange between and among health data-sharing networks. The Carequality Interoperability Framework consists of legal terms, policy requirements, governance, and technical specifications that operationalize data sharing. Core offerings include Query-Based Document Exchange (supporting over 1.5 billion transactions monthly), FHIR-Based Exchange, and Push Notifications. Trust and governance is maintained through the Delegation of Authority Policy, Dispute Resolution Process, and Restricted Participant List. The framework connects 43+ implementers including major EHR vendors, HIEs, payers, and clearinghouses, enabling exchange across 600,000+ physicians, 50,000+ clinics, and 4,200+ hospitals.

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1Carequality Interoperability Framework
CategoryInteroperability Framework
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A national-level, consensus-built, common interoperability framework providing legal terms, policy requirements, governance, and technical specifications for trusted national health data exchange between and among health information networks. Used by EHR vendors, HIEs, payers, clearinghouses, and provider organizations.

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1CMS Digital Health Ecosystem
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-04-09
Description

Carequality supports CMS data network pledgees in the Digital Health Ecosystem. 52% of early CMS data network adopters are Carequality implementers, and more than a quarter of Carequality implementers have taken the CMS data network pledge.

carequality.org
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-12-02
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MyDirectives and HIT Commons partnered with Carequality and eHealth Exchange to enable nationwide access to validated Oregon POLST forms through Carequality, integrated within healthcare workflows using Epic EHR.

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Epic is a major EHR vendor and Carequality Implementer, providing its customers connectivity to the Carequality interoperability network for seamless health data exchange with other participating organizations.

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athenahealth serves as a Carequality Implementer, enabling their healthcare provider customers to exchange clinical data with other Carequality participants across the network.

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eClinicalWorks is a Carequality Implementer providing interoperability services to its customers through the Carequality framework.

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CommonWell Health Alliance is a Carequality Implementer and network focused on health data exchange and care coordination.

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eHealth Exchange is a Carequality Implementer enabling nationwide health data exchange across healthcare organizations.

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CRISP (Chesapeake Regional Information System for our Patients) serves as a Carequality Implementer, providing HIE connectivity services.

Strategic tierFlagshipTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
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The Sequoia Project is the parent organization of Carequality. Both organizations hold joint Annual Meetings and collaborate on interoperability initiatives including TEFCA support. Lee Barrett serves as Executive Director of Carequality while also having previously served on The Sequoia Project board.

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Surescripts is a Carequality Implementer leveraging the network for health data exchange capabilities.

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TypeDirect peer
Description

eHealth Exchange is a nationwide health information exchange network operated as a Carequality Implementer that also functions as a QHIN under TEFCA. It is the most direct peer, providing comparable query-based clinical document exchange across federal, state, and private-sector participants.

TypeDirect peer
Description

CommonWell Health Alliance is a vendor-led HIE network and Carequality Implementer providing nationwide clinical data exchange across its EHR vendor members. It operates a parallel connectivity framework that competes for the same implementer relationships and provider use cases.

TypeDirect peer
Description

DirectTrust is a non-profit industry alliance that establishes trust and accreditation frameworks for directed health information exchange (Direct messaging, identity, certificates). It is directly comparable as a consensus-built, non-profit trust framework serving the same healthcare ecosystem.

TypeDirect peer
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The Sequoia Project is Carequality's parent organization and operates as the Recognized Coordinating Entity (RCE) for TEFCA. It is directly comparable as the umbrella non-profit advancing nationwide interoperability and the formal liaison to federal health IT policy.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Health Gorilla is a Carequality Implementer and QHIN-designated interoperability platform focused on clinical data exchange, FHIR APIs, and lab connectivity. It overlaps with Carequality as an emerging exchange network targeting payers, providers, and digital health developers.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Redox is a Carequality Implementer providing API-based healthcare interoperability services. It is an emerging player offering developer-friendly data exchange infrastructure that complements or competes with portions of Carequality's framework depending on use case.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Kno2 is a Carequality Implementer offering cloud-based interoperability for providers, payers, and post-acute care. It is an emerging exchange player focused on smaller providers and behavioral health, overlapping with Carequality's reach into underserved segments.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Particle Health is a Carequality Implementer providing a clinical data API for payers, digital health, and life sciences. It is comparable as an emerging player monetizing record retrieval on top of Carequality's exchange infrastructure (and was the subject of Carequality's first formal dispute resolution in 2024).

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Epic is both the dominant EHR vendor and a core Carequality Implementer with its own Care Everywhere network. It is a broad incumbent whose interoperability strategy sits on top of and partially competes with Carequality's framework for provider-to-provider exchange.

TypeRegional player
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CRISP is a Maryland-based regional HIE and Carequality Implementer providing statewide clinical data exchange. It is comparable as a regional HIE that participates in Carequality while also operating its own connectivity services across the mid-Atlantic.

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Carequality

Healthcare Interoperabilitycarequality.org

Carequality is a U.S. 501(c)(3) non-profit operating a nationwide interoperability framework that enables trusted health information exchange among EHR vendors, HIEs, payers, and providers, connecting 600,000+ physicians across 4,200+ hospitals.

What Carequality does

Carequality is a U.S. 501(c)(3) non-profit founded in 2014 and headquartered in Vienna, Virginia, that operates a nationwide, consensus-built interoperability framework enabling health information exchange between and among health data-sharing networks. Its core product, the Carequality Interoperability Framework, is a collection of legal terms, policy requirements, governance structures, and technical specifications that operationalize trusted national health data exchange across query-based document retrieval, FHIR-based exchange, and push notifications. Carequality maintains a centralized directory of 100,000+ implementer connections and a governance apparatus including a Delegation of Authority policy, a Restricted Participant List, and a formal Dispute Resolution Process to enforce trust and accountability among participants.

Carequality's customer base comprises Implementers—EHR vendors (Epic, athenahealth, eClinicalWorks, NextGen), national and regional HIEs (CommonWell Health Alliance, eHealth Exchange, CRISP), payers (Surescripts), clearinghouses, and emerging health technology firms—who provide connectivity services to provider organizations. End users include 600,000+ physicians, 50,000+ clinics, and 4,200+ hospitals exchanging over 1.5 billion clinical transactions per month. The organization is a subsidiary/affiliate of The Sequoia Project and is governed by a multi-stakeholder Board of Directors and Steering Committee. Revenue is generated through implementer membership/participation fees under a subscription/recurring model; specific pricing is not publicly disclosed.

The company distributes its framework indirectly through its Implementer network rather than via direct enterprise sales, with providers connecting through a single Implementer gateway to access all other participants nationwide. Carequality pursues community engagement via bimonthly informational calls, a joint annual meeting with The Sequoia Project, HIMSS conference participation, public regulatory comments, and content marketing. Recent strategic activity (2025-2026) includes governance modernization (Delegation of Authority, Restricted Participant List, revised Dispute Resolution), a leadership transition to Executive Director Lee Barrett, and deepening alignment with the CMS Digital Health Ecosystem and TEFCA.

Carequality firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Carequality
Legal name
Carequality, Inc.
Website
https://carequality.org
Company type
Private
Founded year
2014
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
Carequality is a U.S. 501(c)(3) non-profit operating a nationwide interoperability framework that enables trusted health information exchange among EHR vendors, HIEs, payers, and providers, connecting 600,000+ physicians across 4,200+ hospitals.
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Carequality industry classification

Industry
Product category
Healthcare Interoperability
NAICS
Computing Infrastructure Providers, Data Processing, Web Hosting, and Related Services (518), Health Care and Social Assistance (62)
SIC
Services-Computer Programming, Data Processing, Etc. (7370), Services-Health Services (8000)
akta.pro primary industry
Interoperability Standards, Profiles & Implementation (HL7/FHIR/IHE) (HLACABAA)
akta.pro secondary industries
Data Access, Sharing & Marketplace Platforms (incl. TEFCA/QHIN enablement) (HLACAIAL), Payer-Provider Data Exchange (X12, prior auth, claims/clinical attachment) (HLACABAK), Consent, Authorization & Data Sharing Governance (opt-in/opt-out, DS4P) (HLACABAG)

Keywords

  • Health information exchange
  • Healthcare interoperability
  • Clinical data sharing
  • Interoperability framework
  • EHR data exchange

Where Carequality is headquartered

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Vienna
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United States
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North America

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Carequality business model

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B2B
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Software
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Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

  1. Implementer Membership/Fees: Carequality generates revenue through fees from Implementers who join and participate in the Carequality Interoperability Framework. Implementers include EHR vendors, HIEs, payers, clearinghouses, and other health IT organizations that provide connectivity services to providers.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels6 records

Carequality product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Carequality operates a national-level, consensus-built interoperability framework consisting of legal terms, policy requirements, governance, and technical specifications that enable health information exchange between and among health data-sharing networks. Its offerings include Query-Based Document Exchange, FHIR-Based Exchange, Push Notifications, and governance mechanisms such as the Delegation of Authority Policy, Restricted Participant List, and Dispute Resolution Process, supporting over 1.5 billion monthly transactions across 4,200+ hospitals and 50,000+ clinics.

Product overview

Carequality is a non-profit interoperability framework that provides a national-level, consensus-built common framework enabling health information exchange between and among health data-sharing networks. The Carequality Interoperability Framework consists of legal terms, policy requirements, governance, and technical specifications that operationalize data sharing. Core offerings include Query-Based Document Exchange (supporting over 1.5 billion transactions monthly), FHIR-Based Exchange, and Push Notifications. Trust and governance is maintained through the Delegation of Authority Policy, Dispute Resolution Process, and Restricted Participant List. The framework connects 43+ implementers including major EHR vendors, HIEs, payers, and clearinghouses, enabling exchange across 600,000+ physicians, 50,000+ clinics, and 4,200+ hospitals.

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Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Carequality Interoperability Framework A national-level, consensus-built, common interoperability framework providing legal terms, policy requirements, governance, and technical specifications for trusted national health data exchange between and among health information networks. Used by EHR vendors, HIEs, payers, clearinghouses, and provider organizations.
  • Query-Based Document Exchange

Quantifiable outcome

  • 1.5 billion+ monthly transactions
  • +4 more outcomes

Companies that use Carequality

Customer profile

Named customers5 records

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Carequality technology and API

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Carequality partnerships and signals

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Ten partnerships are on record, tiered core and flagship.

  • CMS Digital Health EcosystemcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 9 April 2026Carequality supports CMS data network pledgees in the Digital Health Ecosystem. 52% of early CMS data network adopters are Carequality implementers, and more than a quarter of Carequality implementers have taken the CMS data network pledge.
  • MyDirectivescoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 2 December 2025MyDirectives and HIT Commons partnered with Carequality and eHealth Exchange to enable nationwide access to validated Oregon POLST forms through Carequality, integrated within healthcare workflows using Epic EHR.
  • EpiccoreTechnology or IntegrationEpic is a major EHR vendor and Carequality Implementer, providing its customers connectivity to the Carequality interoperability network for seamless health data exchange with other participating organizations.
  • athenahealthcoreTechnology or Integrationathenahealth serves as a Carequality Implementer, enabling their healthcare provider customers to exchange clinical data with other Carequality participants across the network.
  • eClinicalWorkscoreTechnology or IntegrationeClinicalWorks is a Carequality Implementer providing interoperability services to its customers through the Carequality framework.
  • CommonWell Health AlliancecoreTechnology or IntegrationCommonWell Health Alliance is a Carequality Implementer and network focused on health data exchange and care coordination.
  • eHealth ExchangecoreTechnology or IntegrationeHealth Exchange is a Carequality Implementer enabling nationwide health data exchange across healthcare organizations.
  • CRISPcoreTechnology or IntegrationCRISP (Chesapeake Regional Information System for our Patients) serves as a Carequality Implementer, providing HIE connectivity services.
  • The Sequoia ProjectflagshipStrategic or Co-development PartnerThe Sequoia Project is the parent organization of Carequality. Both organizations hold joint Annual Meetings and collaborate on interoperability initiatives including TEFCA support. Lee Barrett serves as Executive Director of Carequality while also having previously served on The Sequoia Project board.
  • SurescriptscoreTechnology or IntegrationSurescripts is a Carequality Implementer leveraging the network for health data exchange capabilities.

Scale indicators9 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Carequality competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • eHealth Exchange: eHealth Exchange is a nationwide health information exchange network operated as a Carequality Implementer that also functions as a QHIN under TEFCA. It is the most direct peer, providing comparable query-based clinical document exchange across federal, state, and private-sector participants.
  • CommonWell Health Alliance: CommonWell Health Alliance is a vendor-led HIE network and Carequality Implementer providing nationwide clinical data exchange across its EHR vendor members. It operates a parallel connectivity framework that competes for the same implementer relationships and provider use cases.
  • DirectTrust: DirectTrust is a non-profit industry alliance that establishes trust and accreditation frameworks for directed health information exchange (Direct messaging, identity, certificates). It is directly comparable as a consensus-built, non-profit trust framework serving the same healthcare ecosystem.
  • The Sequoia Project: The Sequoia Project is Carequality's parent organization and operates as the Recognized Coordinating Entity (RCE) for TEFCA. It is directly comparable as the umbrella non-profit advancing nationwide interoperability and the formal liaison to federal health IT policy.

Emerging players

  • Health Gorilla: Health Gorilla is a Carequality Implementer and QHIN-designated interoperability platform focused on clinical data exchange, FHIR APIs, and lab connectivity. It overlaps with Carequality as an emerging exchange network targeting payers, providers, and digital health developers.
  • Redox: Redox is a Carequality Implementer providing API-based healthcare interoperability services. It is an emerging player offering developer-friendly data exchange infrastructure that complements or competes with portions of Carequality's framework depending on use case.
  • Kno2: Kno2 is a Carequality Implementer offering cloud-based interoperability for providers, payers, and post-acute care. It is an emerging exchange player focused on smaller providers and behavioral health, overlapping with Carequality's reach into underserved segments.
  • Particle Health: Particle Health is a Carequality Implementer providing a clinical data API for payers, digital health, and life sciences. It is comparable as an emerging player monetizing record retrieval on top of Carequality's exchange infrastructure (and was the subject of Carequality's first formal dispute resolution in 2024).

Broad incumbents

  • Epic Systems: Epic is both the dominant EHR vendor and a core Carequality Implementer with its own Care Everywhere network. It is a broad incumbent whose interoperability strategy sits on top of and partially competes with Carequality's framework for provider-to-provider exchange.

Regional players

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks7 records

Key highlights7 records

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Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Carequality M&A and investment

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Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Carequality

What does Carequality do?

Carequality operates a national-level, consensus-built interoperability framework consisting of legal terms, policy requirements, governance, and technical specifications that enable health information exchange between and among health data-sharing networks. Its offerings include Query-Based Document Exchange, FHIR-Based Exchange, Push Notifications, and governance mechanisms such as the Delegation of Authority Policy, Restricted Participant List, and Dispute Resolution Process, supporting over 1.5 billion monthly transactions across 4,200+ hospitals and 50,000+ clinics.

Is Carequality a public or private company?

Carequality is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was Carequality founded?

Carequality was founded in 2014. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Carequality based?

Carequality is headquartered in Vienna, United States, in the North America region.

How does Carequality make money?

One revenue line is on record: implementer Membership/Fees.

Who are Carequality's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are eHealth Exchange, CommonWell Health Alliance, DirectTrust and The Sequoia Project. Emerging players are Health Gorilla, Redox, Kno2 and Particle Health. Epic Systems is listed as a broad incumbent. CRISP (Chesapeake Regional Information System for our Patients) is listed as a regional player.

Does Carequality have an API?

No public API is recorded for Carequality.

What industry is Carequality in?

Carequality's product category is Healthcare Interoperability. Its primary akta.pro industry code is HLACABAA, Interoperability Standards, Profiles & Implementation (HL7/FHIR/IHE), with a secondary code of HLACAIAL, Data Access, Sharing & Marketplace Platforms (incl. TEFCA/QHIN enablement). Its NAICS code is 518 and its SIC code is 7370.

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Live signals
TechTargetData standardization key to Health Tech Ecosystem, TEFCA's interoperability goalsThe CMS Health Tech Ecosystem (launched July 2025) and TEFCA (Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement, live since December 2023) are complementary federal initiatives working to advance healthcare data interoperability, with over 700 organizations supporting the CMS initiative and more than 500 million records exchanged through TEFCA as of February 2026. Twenty-one networks and companies—including athenahealth, Carequality, Innovaccer, and Surescripts—have voluntarily pledged to become CMS Aligned Networks, committing to provide data access via FHIR APIs and facilitate appointment notifications. While the two initiatives share the goal of secure health data exchange, they differ in structure and pace: TEFCA prioritizes formal governance through a Common Agreement, whereas CMS Aligned Networks encourage rapid testing and refinement through a sandbox approach.GlobeNewswireCarequality Opens Call for Board of Directors Applications, Inviting Broad Health IT Community ParticipationCarequality announced an open call for board of directors applications to fill one seat with a three-year term (2026-2029), with applications open from April 30 to May 27, 2026. The organization is seeking candidates with expertise in healthcare data exchange, interoperability, architecture evaluation, and cybersecurity, and is encouraging applications from professionals across the health IT ecosystem regardless of current implementer status. An election will take place in June 2026, with the newly elected member announced in summer 2026.GlobeNewswireCarequality Announces Lee Barrett as New Executive DirectorCarequality appointed Lee Barrett as its new executive director, bringing over three decades of health IT and interoperability experience. He will oversee strategic direction and align policies with the federal Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement. Barrett expressed excitement to advance Carequality's mission of trusted health information exchange.FierceHealthcareMore than 75 health systems call for stepped-up oversight of patient data sharingMore than 75 health systems, including major providers such as AdventHealth, NYU Langone, and Stanford Health Care, sent a letter to The Sequoia Project and HHS officials calling for stronger oversight of nationwide health data exchange networks TEFCA and Carequality, warning that current self-attestation and decentralized oversight are insufficient to prevent bad actors from improperly accessing patient medical information. The health systems, many of whom are Epic customers and co-plaintiffs in Epic's lawsuit against Health Gorilla, are urging these frameworks to implement centralized vetting of prospective organizations, automated fraud detection, public disclosure of data exchange activity, and federal oversight of dispute resolution. The Sequoia Project responded that it will consider the recommendations as part of its ongoing efforts to ensure trust in health information exchange while advancing data sharing benefits.PoliticoproA data dispute resolution — for nowCarequality's steering committee resolved a data dispute between health IT firm Particle Health and Epic, imposing a corrective action plan. Some Particle customers, whose names are redacted, will be barred from the network for a year for not using it for treatment purposes. The dispute raised questions about governance and oversight in health care data sharing.NBC4 WashingtonHealth records giant Epic cracks down on startup for unauthorized sharing of patient dataEpic Systems cut off data access to startup Particle Health, citing unauthorized sharing of patient data with non-treatment uses. The dispute involves Carequality, and Epic filed a formal dispute on March 21. Particle says it is addressing the issue and has turned back some customers.GlobeNewswireHHS’ Andrea Palm and ONC’s Micky Tripathi To Keynote The Sequoia Project and Carequality Joint Annual MeetingThe Sequoia Project and Carequality will host their joint annual meeting Nov. 15-17 in San Diego, with HHS Deputy Secretary Andrea Palm and ONC's Micky Tripathi as keynote speakers. Palm will discuss HHS operations, and Tripathi will cover TEFCA's development and ONC's vision for QHINs. The agenda includes panels on QHINs, FHIR, and consumer voices.GlobeNewswireCarequality’s Alan Swenson Selected for Utah Business 40 Under 40 AwardCarequality executive director Alan Swenson was named to Utah Business' 40 Under 40 list for his work connecting health information networks. He expanded Carequality's framework to over 350 million clinical documents exchanged monthly, and his work supports 600,000 care providers, 50,000 clinics, and 4,200 hospitals.GlobeNewswireCarequality Interoperability Framework Expands To Allow Federal ParticipationCarequality announced an expansion of its interoperability framework to enable federal government agencies to participate. The policy change, effective August 1, 2022, allows federal agencies to opt into eHealth Exchange's Carequality Bridge. The eHealth Exchange supports over 1 billion transactions monthly.GlobeNewswireCarequality Announces New Executive Director Alan SwensonCarequality announced Alan Swenson as its new executive director, effective April 12, 2021, overlapping with outgoing director Dave Cassel. Swenson will oversee strategy and operations, and Carequality has shared over 90 million documents monthly under the framework.