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!
NEW YORK, NY (August 3, 2020) – WOMBA, LLC, the nation’s leading HIPAA-compliant medical data sharing retriever is pleased to announce its collaboration with Delaware Health Information Network (DHIN).
The first operational statewide health information exchange in the nation, DHIN provides an electronic network through which hospitals, physicians, laboratories and other clinical entities quickly and securely exchange clinical results and reports. Nearly 11,000 practitioners rely on DHIN’s Community Health Record, which securely stores over 150 million clinical messages and results for more than three million patients from fifty states.
Through this collaboration, with patient consent, WOMBA can securely retrieve otherwise disparately located medical data from healthcare providers throughout the state of Delaware and beyond to accelerate the life and disability insurance application process.
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“The information on DHIN is so helpful to our practice. We have patients come into the office that can’t remember where they had lab/radiology work done. Utilizing the DHIN system, we log onto DHIN, type in the patient’s name and we can see where the patient had reports done. It really does help us from having to call around and track down that information.”
– Debbie McGinnes, Nurse – Bijan Sorouri, MD, PA
