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KONZA National Network
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Kansas Health Information Network, Inc.
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konza.org
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KONZA Health (legal entity Kansas Health Information Network, Inc.) is a nonprofit health information exchange founded in 2010 as the Kansas Health Information Network and rebranded in 2025 under the KONZA Health identity. The organization operates a national clinical data interoperability platform serving hospitals, health systems, primary care and specialty practices, behavioral health facilities, payers, ACOs, and public health agencies across 10 states through direct enterprise sales and a channel partner network of State Medical Societies and Independent Physician Associations.

The core platform delivers bidirectional clinical data exchange through Gateway and Gateway Plus access tools, with HL7 v2 interfaces, CCD exchange, FHIR-based infrastructure, Direct Secure Messaging, and query-based connectivity spanning eHealth Exchange, Carequality, and the TEFCA QHIN network. KONZA Health is one of the first five Designated QHINs under TEFCA (December 2023) and a CMS Aligned Network (April 2026). Add-on modules include RapidAlerts for real-time ADT notifications, NCQA Data Aggregator Validation accreditation, HQ Insights analytics, Birth Connect for maternal-infant alerts, and Quality Measure Optimizer Elite — a digital quality measurement solution co-developed with The SSI Group offering 23 NCQA-accredited digital measures. The platform has reached 13M+ unique patients, 10,000+ providers, 408+ validated data streams, and a 94%+ NCQA DAV quality threshold success rate.

KONZA Health generates revenue through subscription and implementation fees for HIE access, gateway connectivity, QHIN connectivity, and add-on modules. Pricing is quote-based and bundled by scope, data sources, and support needs under multi-year contracts. The organization maintains HITRUST r2, DirectTrust HIE, MARS-e, EHNAC, NCQA DAV, and CMS Aligned Network accreditations and is governed by a board including the Kansas Hospital Association, Kansas Medical Society, and Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Kansas.

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KONZA Health is a nonprofit health information exchange operating a national interoperability platform connecting 10,000+ providers and 13M+ patients across 10 states, serving hospitals, payers, and public health agencies with HIE, QHIN, and analytics services.

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health information exchange, clinical data interoperability, qualified health information network, digital quality measurement, healthcare data analytics
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1HIE Platforms & Network Services (Community/Regional/National)
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2Interoperability Standards, Profiles & Implementation (HL7/FHIR/IHE)
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3Patient-Mediated Exchange & Personal Health Data Access (Blue Button, SMART on FHIR)
CodeHLACABANPrimaryNo
4EHR/EMR Integration & Interoperability Middleware (HL7/FHIR)
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  • Computing Infrastructure Providers, Data Processing, Web Hosting, and Related Services5182
  • Custom Computer Programming Services541511
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  • Services-Computer Programming, Data Processing, Etc.7370
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Health Information Exchange Services
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1HIE Subscription and Services
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

KONZA Health operates as a subscription-based HIE services provider. Healthcare organizations (hospitals, practices, health systems, payers) pay subscription and implementation fees for access to the KONZA Health network, Gateway/Gateway Plus platform, RapidAlerts, HQ Insights analytics, DAV accreditation, and QHIN connectivity. Subscription costs vary based on scope, data sources, and support needs. New QHIN onboarding has no additional cost beyond normal subscription and implementation fees.

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2QHIN Connectivity Fees
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Organizations already connected to KONZA Health can add QHIN connectivity for seamless national data exchange under TEFCA. There are no costs to join the KONZA Health QHIN outside of normal subscription and implementation fees, suggesting QHIN access is bundled into existing subscriptions.

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ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
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Pricing reflects scope, data sources, and support needs. A clear proposal is provided by a KONZA Health representative.

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KONZA National Network (operating as KONZA Health) operates a national health information exchange (HIE) and interoperability platform that aggregates clinical data from disparate EHRs, HIEs, and clinical systems into unified longitudinal patient records. The company sells subscription-based access to its Gateway/Gateway Plus portal, QHIN connectivity under TEFCA, real-time alerting (RapidAlerts), analytics (HQ Insights), and digital quality measurement (Quality Measure Optimizer Elite) to hospitals, health systems, payers, providers, and public health agencies.

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Functional benefit
Problem solved
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  • 27.9% reduction in imaging tests and 12.1% reduction in laboratory tests through HIE participation, based on a study published in the American Journal of Managed Care
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Product overview1 text field

KONZA Health operates as a national health data and interoperability organization offering a platform-plus-modules architecture. The core HIE Services platform provides bidirectional clinical data exchange through Gateway/Gateway Plus access tools, Direct Secure Messaging, HL7 v2 interfaces, CCD exchange, and query-based connectivity. The QHIN Services module extends nationwide interoperability under TEFCA. Supporting modules include RapidAlerts for real-time admission/discharge notifications, DAV Accreditation for NCQA data quality certification, HQ Insights for analytics dashboards, and Quality Measure Optimizer Elite for digital quality measurement. Together, these products enable healthcare stakeholders to access longitudinal patient records, improve care coordination, support value-based care, and meet regulatory requirements.

Product and service9 records
1HIE Services
CategoryHealth Information Exchange
Description

Core bidirectional clinical data exchange service that integrates with EHRs, HIEs, and clinical systems using HL7 v2 interfaces, CCD exchange, FHIR-based infrastructure, Direct Secure Messaging, and query-based exchange across national networks. Used by hospitals, health systems, practices, payers, and public health agencies to access and share longitudinal patient records.

2Gateway
CategoryHealth Information Exchange
Description

Secure online portal that provides care teams with access to patient health information from multiple connected sources, creating comprehensive longitudinal records including real-time vitals, lab results, medication details, and clinical data from EHRs, HIEs, and clinical systems.

3Gateway Plus
CategoryHealth Information Exchange
Description

Extended access point providing all Gateway capabilities plus direct QHIN access for nationwide data exchange under TEFCA, enabling robust patient record interoperability across the country.

4QHIN Services
CategoryHealth Information Exchange
Description

Qualified Health Information Network services enabling nationwide health data exchange under TEFCA. Provides connectivity to the national exchange framework for providers, payers, public health, and value-based care organizations, with no additional cost to add QHIN connectivity beyond normal subscription and implementation fees for existing members.

5RapidAlerts
CategoryData Delivery Services
Description

Real-time notification system delivering alerts for inpatient admissions, emergency visits, and care transitions as structured ADT data or Direct messages. Includes configurable alert types, delivery mechanisms, longitudinal Consolidated CDAs, and integrates clinical data from across the community through a single connection.

6DAV Accreditation
CategoryData Quality Certification
Description

NCQA Data Aggregator Validation (DAV) program that validates clinical data streams from point of ingestion through transmission to end users. Provides Validated Data Stream Certification maintained through ongoing NCQA audits and supports HEDIS reporting with exemption from primary source verification audits.

7HQ Insights
CategoryAnalytics Services
Description

Analytic platform providing actionable intelligence by aggregating clinical information across all care settings. Features pre-built dashboards for Acute Alerts, COP Audit, Birth Connect, and QM Optimizer Elite, with capabilities for predictive and prescriptive analytics, utilization pattern analysis, and care gap identification.

8Quality Measure Optimizer Elite
CategoryDigital Quality Measurement
Description

Digital quality measurement platform co-developed with The SSI Group that unifies clinical data and health plan claims data. Applies NCQA-accredited digital measures, identifies care gaps, and displays insights through dashboards, reports, and system integrations. Includes 23 digital measures covering adult immunization, cancer screening, depression monitoring, diabetes care, and blood pressure control.

9Birth Connect
CategoryAnalytics Services
Description

Near real-time birth alert system that connects mothers with their newborns. Uses facility relationships to deliver alerts to OB/GYNs when a birth parent under their care delivers a baby, supporting quality evaluation and birth outcome trending.

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Strategic tierFlagshipTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-01-28
Description

KONZA Health and The SSI Group have partnered for over fourteen years to co-develop and deliver digital quality measurement solutions nationwide. Together they launched QM Optimizer Elite℠ in January 2026, a nationwide digital quality measurement solution designed to reduce reporting burden and improve value-based care performance for providers. The SSI Group serves as a technology partner of KONZA Health, providing pivotal support for QHIN designation achievement and long-standing collaboration in clinical data exchange. The partnership enables unified clinical and claims data integration and NCQA-accredited digital measures.

Strategic tierStrategicTypeTechnology or IntegrationAnnounced on2024-12-17
Description

Mesh Health Solutions partnered with KONZA Health to transform the Prior Authorization (PA) process, enhancing connectivity between payers and providers. The collaboration aims to streamline prior authorization workflows through the KONZA Health interoperability platform.

Strategic tierStrategicTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2024-04-24
Description

KONZA Health partnered with the Missouri Department of Mental Health's Electronic Long-Term Services and Supports (eLTSS) Data Exchange Project Phase 2. This initiative advances secure, person-centered data exchange to support individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) across Missouri.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or IntegrationAnnounced on2023-12-12
Description

Availity serves as a technology partner of KONZA Health, supporting the QHIN infrastructure. CEO Russ Thomas of Availity stated that QHINs like KONZA Health that prioritize data accuracy and completeness help ensure the value of national data exchange. The collaboration enables healthcare stakeholders to access high-quality, longitudinal patient information for improved operational efficiencies and better patient care. Availity's analytics tools are used by KONZA Health to resolve data inconsistencies like incorrect LOINC codes and medication dose mismatches.

Strategic tierStrategicTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2023-11-29
Description

KONZA Health partnered with KDHE to pioneer a nationwide first: a pilot project providing real-time alerting to prevent the spread of multidrug-resistant organisms (MDROs). This public health innovation uses KONZA's HIE infrastructure to deliver MDRO alerts to healthcare providers.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

KONZA Health utilizes CareAlign as an interoperable platform that integrates data from any EHR, HIE, or clinical system, providing a real-time view of vitals, labs, and clinical information. CareAlign is featured in KONZA Health's quarterly Lunch & Learn training sessions and serves as a key component of the KONZA Health ecosystem for streamlining clinical workflows and improving care coordination.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

The Sequoia Project serves as the Recognized Coordinating Entity (RCE) for TEFCA, responsible for developing, implementing, and maintaining TEFCA with ONC. KONZA Health works closely with the RCE as one of the first Designated QHINs, providing input into the process, requirements, and advancement of TEFCA. KONZA Health's QHIN application was accepted for review by The Sequoia Project in December 2022.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

KONZA Health partners with NCQA for the Data Aggregator Validation (DAV) program, a national certification confirming clinical data is complete, trustworthy, and ready for quality reporting. KONZA Health leads the largest number of DAV-certified facilities nationwide and continuously maintains Validated Data Stream Certification through ongoing NCQA audits. The partnership includes leadership presentations at NCQA's Health Innovation Summit.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

KONZA Health maintains HITRUST Risk-Based, 2-Year (r2) Certification, demonstrating the highest level of information security for its Interoperability Platform and meeting key regulations to protect sensitive healthcare data. The certification involves ongoing HITRUST Interim Assessments.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

KONZA Health maintains DirectTrust Health Information Exchange (HIE) Midterm Accreditation, confirming active maintenance of DirectTrust's privacy and security framework. DirectTrust serves as a compliance partner for HITRUST certification, and DirectTrust's Senior Director Lesley Berkeyheiser participates in KONZA Health's cybersecurity webinars.

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TypeEmerging player
Description

VC-funded API-first health data exchange platform offering nationwide clinical record retrieval for payers, providers, and digital health apps. Comparable FHIR-based infrastructure and customer overlap in payers and digital health, but with more venture capital behind it.

TypeDirect peer
Description

One of the first five designated QHINs, focused on nationwide clinical data exchange and interoperability for providers, payers, and digital health companies. Directly comparable QHIN designation, FHIR-based platform, and target customer segments.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Multi-stakeholder interoperability framework enabling query-based clinical data exchange among thousands of providers and HIEs. KONZA's query-based exchange already taps Carequality, and the two share common federal roots (The Sequoia Project).

TypeEmerging player
Description

FHIR-native health data platform for payers, providers, and app developers enabling interoperability and CMS interoperability rule compliance. Comparable FHIR-based infrastructure and payer/customer overlap, particularly for value-based care and quality use cases.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Healthcare data and analytics platform serving health systems and ACOs with quality measurement, population health, and value-based care analytics. Comparable in serving value-based care and quality reporting customers, but with a heavier analytics focus than core HIE.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

National health information network primarily known for e-prescribing but also a designated QHIN candidate with deep payer and provider reach. Broader incumbent with overlapping interoperability capabilities and federal-grade security infrastructure.

TypeDirect peer
Description

One of the other five first designated QHINs and the largest public health information network in the US, connecting federal agencies (VA, DoD, SSA) and large provider systems. Directly comparable as a national QHIN with query-based exchange and TEFCA participation.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Real-time care intelligence and care coordination platform with PDMP and behavioral health reach. Comparable real-time ADT-style alerting and behavioral health segment overlap; previously connected to KONZA leadership lineage.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

The dominant EHR vendor with Care Everywhere interoperability and TEFCA participation through its own QHIN. Indirect competitor that can offer integrated HIE-like functionality as part of a much broader EHR suite to large health systems.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Non-profit vendor-neutral alliance offering nationwide health data exchange across EHR systems. Comparable network-of-networks model, FHIR-based interoperability, and target customer base of hospitals and ambulatory providers.

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

KONZA National Network

Health Information Exchange Serviceskonza.org

KONZA Health is a nonprofit health information exchange operating a national interoperability platform connecting 10,000+ providers and 13M+ patients across 10 states, serving hospitals, payers, and public health agencies with HIE, QHIN, and analytics services.

What KONZA National Network does

KONZA Health (legal entity Kansas Health Information Network, Inc.) is a nonprofit health information exchange founded in 2010 as the Kansas Health Information Network and rebranded in 2025 under the KONZA Health identity. The organization operates a national clinical data interoperability platform serving hospitals, health systems, primary care and specialty practices, behavioral health facilities, payers, ACOs, and public health agencies across 10 states through direct enterprise sales and a channel partner network of State Medical Societies and Independent Physician Associations.

The core platform delivers bidirectional clinical data exchange through Gateway and Gateway Plus access tools, with HL7 v2 interfaces, CCD exchange, FHIR-based infrastructure, Direct Secure Messaging, and query-based connectivity spanning eHealth Exchange, Carequality, and the TEFCA QHIN network. KONZA Health is one of the first five Designated QHINs under TEFCA (December 2023) and a CMS Aligned Network (April 2026). Add-on modules include RapidAlerts for real-time ADT notifications, NCQA Data Aggregator Validation accreditation, HQ Insights analytics, Birth Connect for maternal-infant alerts, and Quality Measure Optimizer Elite — a digital quality measurement solution co-developed with The SSI Group offering 23 NCQA-accredited digital measures. The platform has reached 13M+ unique patients, 10,000+ providers, 408+ validated data streams, and a 94%+ NCQA DAV quality threshold success rate.

KONZA Health generates revenue through subscription and implementation fees for HIE access, gateway connectivity, QHIN connectivity, and add-on modules. Pricing is quote-based and bundled by scope, data sources, and support needs under multi-year contracts. The organization maintains HITRUST r2, DirectTrust HIE, MARS-e, EHNAC, NCQA DAV, and CMS Aligned Network accreditations and is governed by a board including the Kansas Hospital Association, Kansas Medical Society, and Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Kansas.

KONZA National Network firmographics

Firmographics
Name
KONZA National Network
Legal name
Kansas Health Information Network, Inc.
Website
https://konza.org
Company type
Private
Founded year
2010
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
KONZA Health is a nonprofit health information exchange operating a national interoperability platform connecting 10,000+ providers and 13M+ patients across 10 states, serving hospitals, payers, and public health agencies with HIE, QHIN, and analytics services.
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KONZA National Network industry classification

Industry
Product category
Health Information Exchange Services
NAICS
Computing Infrastructure Providers, Data Processing, Web Hosting, and Related Services (5182), Custom Computer Programming Services (541511)
SIC
Services-Computer Programming, Data Processing, Etc. (7370)
akta.pro primary industry
HIE Platforms & Network Services (Community/Regional/National) (HLACABAB)
akta.pro secondary industries
Interoperability Standards, Profiles & Implementation (HL7/FHIR/IHE) (HLACABAA), Patient-Mediated Exchange & Personal Health Data Access (Blue Button, SMART on FHIR) (HLACABAN), EHR/EMR Integration & Interoperability Middleware (HL7/FHIR) (HLALAKAD)

Keywords

  • Health information exchange
  • Clinical data interoperability
  • Qualified health information network
  • Digital quality measurement
  • Healthcare data analytics

Where KONZA National Network is headquartered

Location

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Topeka
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

KONZA National Network business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Software
Cost components
Technology or R&D, Personnel, Infrastructure, Operations, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

  1. HIE Subscription and Services: KONZA Health operates as a subscription-based HIE services provider. Healthcare organizations (hospitals, practices, health systems, payers) pay subscription and implementation fees for access to the KONZA Health network, Gateway/Gateway Plus platform, RapidAlerts, HQ Insights analytics, DAV accreditation, and QHIN connectivity. Subscription costs vary based on scope, data sources, and support needs. New QHIN onboarding has no additional cost beyond normal subscription and implementation fees.
  2. QHIN Connectivity Fees: Organizations already connected to KONZA Health can add QHIN connectivity for seamless national data exchange under TEFCA. There are no costs to join the KONZA Health QHIN outside of normal subscription and implementation fees, suggesting QHIN access is bundled into existing subscriptions.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
SubscriptionMulti-year contractCustom enterprise pricing based on organization type and service scope

Go-to-market motion3 records

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels6 records

KONZA National Network product offering

Product offering

Core offering

KONZA National Network (operating as KONZA Health) operates a national health information exchange (HIE) and interoperability platform that aggregates clinical data from disparate EHRs, HIEs, and clinical systems into unified longitudinal patient records. The company sells subscription-based access to its Gateway/Gateway Plus portal, QHIN connectivity under TEFCA, real-time alerting (RapidAlerts), analytics (HQ Insights), and digital quality measurement (Quality Measure Optimizer Elite) to hospitals, health systems, payers, providers, and public health agencies.

Product overview

KONZA Health operates as a national health data and interoperability organization offering a platform-plus-modules architecture. The core HIE Services platform provides bidirectional clinical data exchange through Gateway/Gateway Plus access tools, Direct Secure Messaging, HL7 v2 interfaces, CCD exchange, and query-based connectivity. The QHIN Services module extends nationwide interoperability under TEFCA. Supporting modules include RapidAlerts for real-time admission/discharge notifications, DAV Accreditation for NCQA data quality certification, HQ Insights for analytics dashboards, and Quality Measure Optimizer Elite for digital quality measurement. Together, these products enable healthcare stakeholders to access longitudinal patient records, improve care coordination, support value-based care, and meet regulatory requirements.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • HIE Services Core bidirectional clinical data exchange service that integrates with EHRs, HIEs, and clinical systems using HL7 v2 interfaces, CCD exchange, FHIR-based infrastructure, Direct Secure Messaging, and query-based exchange across national networks. Used by hospitals, health systems, practices, payers, and public health agencies to access and share longitudinal patient records.
  • Gateway Secure online portal that provides care teams with access to patient health information from multiple connected sources, creating comprehensive longitudinal records including real-time vitals, lab results, medication details, and clinical data from EHRs, HIEs, and clinical systems.
  • Gateway Plus Extended access point providing all Gateway capabilities plus direct QHIN access for nationwide data exchange under TEFCA, enabling robust patient record interoperability across the country.
  • QHIN Services Qualified Health Information Network services enabling nationwide health data exchange under TEFCA. Provides connectivity to the national exchange framework for providers, payers, public health, and value-based care organizations, with no additional cost to add QHIN connectivity beyond normal subscription and implementation fees for existing members.
  • RapidAlerts Real-time notification system delivering alerts for inpatient admissions, emergency visits, and care transitions as structured ADT data or Direct messages. Includes configurable alert types, delivery mechanisms, longitudinal Consolidated CDAs, and integrates clinical data from across the community through a single connection.
  • DAV Accreditation NCQA Data Aggregator Validation (DAV) program that validates clinical data streams from point of ingestion through transmission to end users. Provides Validated Data Stream Certification maintained through ongoing NCQA audits and supports HEDIS reporting with exemption from primary source verification audits.
  • HQ Insights Analytic platform providing actionable intelligence by aggregating clinical information across all care settings. Features pre-built dashboards for Acute Alerts, COP Audit, Birth Connect, and QM Optimizer Elite, with capabilities for predictive and prescriptive analytics, utilization pattern analysis, and care gap identification.
  • Quality Measure Optimizer Elite Digital quality measurement platform co-developed with The SSI Group that unifies clinical data and health plan claims data. Applies NCQA-accredited digital measures, identifies care gaps, and displays insights through dashboards, reports, and system integrations. Includes 23 digital measures covering adult immunization, cancer screening, depression monitoring, diabetes care, and blood pressure control.
  • Birth Connect Near real-time birth alert system that connects mothers with their newborns. Uses facility relationships to deliver alerts to OB/GYNs when a birth parent under their care delivers a baby, supporting quality evaluation and birth outcome trending.

Quantifiable outcome

  • 27.9% reduction in imaging tests and 12.1% reduction in laboratory tests through HIE participation, based on a study published in the American Journal of Managed Care
  • +4 more outcomes

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KONZA National Network technology and API

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KONZA National Network partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Ten partnerships are on record, tiered flagship, strategic and core.

  • The SSI GroupflagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner · 28 January 2026KONZA Health and The SSI Group have partnered for over fourteen years to co-develop and deliver digital quality measurement solutions nationwide. Together they launched QM Optimizer Elite℠ in January 2026, a nationwide digital quality measurement solution designed to reduce reporting burden and improve value-based care performance for providers. The SSI Group serves as a technology partner of KONZA Health, providing pivotal support for QHIN designation achievement and long-standing collaboration in clinical data exchange. The partnership enables unified clinical and claims data integration and NCQA-accredited digital measures.
  • Mesh Health SolutionsstrategicTechnology or Integration · 17 December 2024Mesh Health Solutions partnered with KONZA Health to transform the Prior Authorization (PA) process, enhancing connectivity between payers and providers. The collaboration aims to streamline prior authorization workflows through the KONZA Health interoperability platform.
  • Missouri Department of Mental Health (MO eLTSS Project Phase 2)strategicStrategic or Co-development Partner · 24 April 2024KONZA Health partnered with the Missouri Department of Mental Health's Electronic Long-Term Services and Supports (eLTSS) Data Exchange Project Phase 2. This initiative advances secure, person-centered data exchange to support individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) across Missouri.
  • AvailitycoreTechnology or Integration · 12 December 2023Availity serves as a technology partner of KONZA Health, supporting the QHIN infrastructure. CEO Russ Thomas of Availity stated that QHINs like KONZA Health that prioritize data accuracy and completeness help ensure the value of national data exchange. The collaboration enables healthcare stakeholders to access high-quality, longitudinal patient information for improved operational efficiencies and better patient care. Availity's analytics tools are used by KONZA Health to resolve data inconsistencies like incorrect LOINC codes and medication dose mismatches.
  • Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE)strategicStrategic or Co-development Partner · 29 November 2023KONZA Health partnered with KDHE to pioneer a nationwide first: a pilot project providing real-time alerting to prevent the spread of multidrug-resistant organisms (MDROs). This public health innovation uses KONZA's HIE infrastructure to deliver MDRO alerts to healthcare providers.
  • CareAligncoreTechnology or IntegrationKONZA Health utilizes CareAlign as an interoperable platform that integrates data from any EHR, HIE, or clinical system, providing a real-time view of vitals, labs, and clinical information. CareAlign is featured in KONZA Health's quarterly Lunch & Learn training sessions and serves as a key component of the KONZA Health ecosystem for streamlining clinical workflows and improving care coordination.
  • The Sequoia ProjectcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerThe Sequoia Project serves as the Recognized Coordinating Entity (RCE) for TEFCA, responsible for developing, implementing, and maintaining TEFCA with ONC. KONZA Health works closely with the RCE as one of the first Designated QHINs, providing input into the process, requirements, and advancement of TEFCA. KONZA Health's QHIN application was accepted for review by The Sequoia Project in December 2022.
  • NCQA (National Committee for Quality Assurance)coreTechnology or IntegrationKONZA Health partners with NCQA for the Data Aggregator Validation (DAV) program, a national certification confirming clinical data is complete, trustworthy, and ready for quality reporting. KONZA Health leads the largest number of DAV-certified facilities nationwide and continuously maintains Validated Data Stream Certification through ongoing NCQA audits. The partnership includes leadership presentations at NCQA's Health Innovation Summit.
  • HITRUST AlliancecoreTechnology or IntegrationKONZA Health maintains HITRUST Risk-Based, 2-Year (r2) Certification, demonstrating the highest level of information security for its Interoperability Platform and meeting key regulations to protect sensitive healthcare data. The certification involves ongoing HITRUST Interim Assessments.
  • DirectTrustcoreTechnology or IntegrationKONZA Health maintains DirectTrust Health Information Exchange (HIE) Midterm Accreditation, confirming active maintenance of DirectTrust's privacy and security framework. DirectTrust serves as a compliance partner for HITRUST certification, and DirectTrust's Senior Director Lesley Berkeyheiser participates in KONZA Health's cybersecurity webinars.

Scale indicators10 records

Recent moves10 records

Expansion highlights6 records

KONZA National Network competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Emerging players

  • Particle Health: VC-funded API-first health data exchange platform offering nationwide clinical record retrieval for payers, providers, and digital health apps. Comparable FHIR-based infrastructure and customer overlap in payers and digital health, but with more venture capital behind it.
  • 1upHealth: FHIR-native health data platform for payers, providers, and app developers enabling interoperability and CMS interoperability rule compliance. Comparable FHIR-based infrastructure and payer/customer overlap, particularly for value-based care and quality use cases.
  • Health Catalyst: Healthcare data and analytics platform serving health systems and ACOs with quality measurement, population health, and value-based care analytics. Comparable in serving value-based care and quality reporting customers, but with a heavier analytics focus than core HIE.
  • Bamboo Health (formerly Appriss Insights): Real-time care intelligence and care coordination platform with PDMP and behavioral health reach. Comparable real-time ADT-style alerting and behavioral health segment overlap; previously connected to KONZA leadership lineage.

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  • Health Gorilla: One of the first five designated QHINs, focused on nationwide clinical data exchange and interoperability for providers, payers, and digital health companies. Directly comparable QHIN designation, FHIR-based platform, and target customer segments.
  • Carequality: Multi-stakeholder interoperability framework enabling query-based clinical data exchange among thousands of providers and HIEs. KONZA's query-based exchange already taps Carequality, and the two share common federal roots (The Sequoia Project).
  • eHealth Exchange: One of the other five first designated QHINs and the largest public health information network in the US, connecting federal agencies (VA, DoD, SSA) and large provider systems. Directly comparable as a national QHIN with query-based exchange and TEFCA participation.
  • CommonWell Health Alliance: Non-profit vendor-neutral alliance offering nationwide health data exchange across EHR systems. Comparable network-of-networks model, FHIR-based interoperability, and target customer base of hospitals and ambulatory providers.

Broad incumbents

  • Surescripts: National health information network primarily known for e-prescribing but also a designated QHIN candidate with deep payer and provider reach. Broader incumbent with overlapping interoperability capabilities and federal-grade security infrastructure.
  • Epic Systems (Carequality / TEFCA): The dominant EHR vendor with Care Everywhere interoperability and TEFCA participation through its own QHIN. Indirect competitor that can offer integrated HIE-like functionality as part of a much broader EHR suite to large health systems.

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Frequently asked questions about KONZA National Network

What does KONZA National Network do?

KONZA National Network (operating as KONZA Health) operates a national health information exchange (HIE) and interoperability platform that aggregates clinical data from disparate EHRs, HIEs, and clinical systems into unified longitudinal patient records. The company sells subscription-based access to its Gateway/Gateway Plus portal, QHIN connectivity under TEFCA, real-time alerting (RapidAlerts), analytics (HQ Insights), and digital quality measurement (Quality Measure Optimizer Elite) to hospitals, health systems, payers, providers, and public health agencies.

Is KONZA National Network a public or private company?

KONZA National Network is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was KONZA National Network founded?

KONZA National Network was founded in 2010. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is KONZA National Network based?

KONZA National Network is headquartered in Topeka, United States, in the North America region.

How does KONZA National Network make money?

Two revenue lines are on record. HIE Subscription and Services are the primary driver. The others are QHIN Connectivity Fees.

Who are KONZA National Network's main competitors?

Emerging players on record are Particle Health, 1upHealth, Health Catalyst and Bamboo Health (formerly Appriss Insights). Direct peers are Health Gorilla, Carequality, eHealth Exchange and CommonWell Health Alliance. Broad incumbents are Surescripts and Epic Systems (Carequality / TEFCA).

Does KONZA National Network have an API?

No public API is recorded for KONZA National Network.

What industry is KONZA National Network in?

KONZA National Network's product category is Health Information Exchange Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is HLACABAB, HIE Platforms & Network Services (Community/Regional/National), with a secondary code of HLACABAA, Interoperability Standards, Profiles & Implementation (HL7/FHIR/IHE). Its NAICS code is 5182 and its SIC code is 7370.

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EIN PresswireMyDigiRecords and KONZA Health Partner to Advance Patient-Controlled Health Information ExchangeMyDigiRecords and KONZA Health announced a partnership to connect a patient-controlled personal health record with KONZA Health's health information exchange, enabling bidirectional exchange between patients and authorized care teams. The integration allows patients to retrieve clinical information from KONZA Health and contribute patient-generated data back to providers, aligning with the CMS Kill the Clipboard initiative.Medical BuyerUS taking steps to assuage data privacy concerns raised by hospitalsThe Consumer Product Safety Commission is updating its NEISS injury surveillance system to NEISS-R, which will send electronic health records from 100 hospitals across all 50 states to contractor KONZA Health, with AI and FedRAMP tools for analysis. Acting chairman Peter Feldman said participation remains voluntary and that hospitals will be limited to TEFCA-connected networks. The system is expected to go into effect in 2027.Medical BuyerUS asks hospitals to share emergency room recordsThe Consumer Product Safety Commission is pressuring major US health systems to provide detailed, personally identifiable medical records from emergency room visits to its contractor, Konza Health. This initiative has drawn criticism from hospital executives and legal experts regarding the agency's authority, patient privacy risks, and failure to follow required public notice procedures.YahooWill Philly-area emergency rooms have to share your personal data?The Consumer Product Safety Commission under the Trump administration is seeking detailed, personally identifiable medical records from emergency rooms across U.S. hospitals, potentially including Philadelphia-area facilities. The agency is working with private contractor KONZA Health to expand its National Electronic Injury Surveillance System to automatically pull data from electronic health records, which may become mandatory for participants by 2027, expanding coverage from about 70 to over 5,000 hospital ERs nationwide. Sources cited by KFF Health News have raised concerns about the collection of sensitive information including past suicide attempts, broken bones, and vaccination reactions, despite the CPSC's claim that data will be de-identified before reaching the commission.BeckershospitalreviewFeds' ER records request leaves systems in limbo - Becker's Hospital Review | Healthcare News & AnalysisThe Consumer Product Safety Commission has contacted several health systems nationwide requesting emergency room records containing personally identifiable patient information, expanding beyond its typical scope of consumer product-related injuries. The data would be shared with Konza Health, a private contractor, as part of an effort to modernize CPSC's injury surveillance system with a goal of expanding participation to at least 100 hospitals by the end of the year. Henry Ford Health and Sanford Health, two systems contacted for comment, indicated they are still evaluating the request rather than taking a position.San Diego Union-TribuneTrump administration demands hospitals share emergency room recordsThe Consumer Product Safety Commission, a federal agency, is demanding that hospitals share detailed, personally identifiable medical records of all emergency room patients with private contractor Konza Health under a five-year contract worth up to $15.9 million. The agency is pressuring at least 100 hospitals to begin sending these records by the end of the year, despite lacking public notice and comment periods required by federal law. Hospital executives and legal experts have raised concerns about the agency's authority, patient privacy risks, and whether proper legal procedures were followed, with some major health systems declining to participate or reconsidering their involvement.EIN PresswireKONZA Health Joins FHIRplace as First Intermediary Participant to Expand Interoperability TestingKONZA Health joined FHIRplace as an intermediary participant, routing electronic prior authorization FHIR transactions between payer and provider endpoints. The addition lets developers test how their systems handle data exchange when routed through a real-world network intermediary, reflecting production conditions.PR NewswireKONZA Health Supports and Endorses the CMS Digital Health EcosystemKONZA Health, a Qualified Health Information Network based in Topeka, Kansas, announced its support and endorsement of the CMS Digital Health Ecosystem on July 30, 2025. The organization detailed its existing implementations aligned with CMS goals, including patient-accessible medical records since 2014, longitudinal patient records since 2018, and FHIR infrastructure certification. KONZA Health pledged to become a CMS-Aligned Network by December 31, 2025, citing 15 years of work toward interoperable health data standards.PR NewswireSacValley MedShare and KONZA National Network Launch New Analytic Dashboards in Support of Behavioral HealthSacValley MedShare, in partnership with KONZA National Network, has launched new behavioral health analytic dashboards for California's behavioral health providers, developed to meet Behavioral Health Quality Improvement Program (BHQIP) requirements and built from SacValley MedShare's Health Information Exchange data. The two dashboards—Behavioral Health Measures and Behavioral Health Alerts—will be available within KONZA's HQ Insights platform, providing clinicians with real-time longitudinal clinical data to improve care coordination and health equity. This collaboration positions behavioral health organizations to align with BHQIP program objectives and qualify for financial reimbursement tied to grant program deliverables.PR NewswireKONZA National Network's Qualified Health Information Network (QHIN) Application AcceptedKONZA National Network announced that its application to become a designated Qualified Health Information Network (QHIN) has been accepted for review by the Sequoia Project, the Recognized Coordinating Entity for the Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement (TEFCA). The QHIN designation, if granted, would enable KONZA to extend its health data exchange capabilities nationwide beyond its current operations spanning 10 states with over 10,000 providers and 15 million patients. The article notes that this represents Phase two of the QHIN onboarding process under the 21st Century Cures Act framework designed to create a network-of-networks approach for nationwide healthcare data interoperability.