Nearly 2.9 million patient records from 50 states are stored in DHIN’s Community Health Record.
Nearly every Delaware medical provider who makes orders participates in the DHIN network today.
DHIN serves all acute care hospitals in Delaware, along with major labs and radiology facilities.
The nation’s first live, statewide health information exchange, Delaware Health Information Network (DHIN) saves time, money and lives. Learn more!
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NEW CASTLE (October 9, 2019) – The Department of Health and Social Services (DHSS) is seeking applications from Delaware healthcare providers for one-time, health information exchange (HIE) support mini-grants to adopt the full range of health information exchange tools offered by Delaware Health Information Network (DHIN).
Delaware’s health information exchange, DHIN, holds nearly three million patient records. Additionally, DHIN allows the safe and secure delivery of clinical results and reports for patients, along with admission and discharge data from all Delaware acute-care settings and more than 46 long-term care facilities.
Eligible mini-grant applicants include small primary care and other medical practices,
October, 2019
Funding Available to Connect Small PCPs to DHIN
NEW CASTLE (October 9, 2019) - The Department of Health and Social Services (DHSS) is seeking applications from Delaware healthcare...
September, 2019
Delaware Health Information Network ~ Proud Participant in Nat’l Health IT Week 2019
DOVER, Del.—September 19, 2019—As the First State’s official health information exchange, Delaware Health Information Network (DHIN) is proud to again...
“I think it has saved a lot of money particularly for my practice. I’m not getting duplicate faxes sent to me and from other facilities and that’s been a huge resource in terms of time. My staff is not spending time on the phone trying to get results sent. Instead we can just log onto DHIN, verify the patient, and have access to all of that in less than 30 seconds.”
– Sherin Ibrahim-Howett, DO, Sleep and Internal Medicine – The Pearl Clinic
