1upHealth, Inc.

Today, the Women’s ERG at 1upHealth hosted a panel featuring some of the company’s amazing female leaders who took time out of their busy days to share their experiences navigating the workforce. They fielded a number of questions, including: ?? What are some of the challenges and opportunities you’ve faced in your career? ?? Over the course of your career, what’s the best advice you’ve received, and what’s the worst? ?? Do you have mentors and how would you recommend finding one? ?? Some standout advice overheard at the event: “If you are 100% qualified for a job, you’ve probably waited too long to apply.” “Building a broad community of support is extremely important. Peers can also make great mentors.” “Self-advocacy is as important as working hard.” “Speak up even if your voice shakes.” “Don’t dwell on failure. Orient towards learning and growth. Let that be your North Star.” “You can’t control how everyone perceives you, but you can control how you show up.” “Lift as you climb. Success isn’t 100% personal. Create opportunities for others.” “As leaders, we have to go the extra step to identify when someone might be suffering from ‘imposter syndrome’ and help them see they're ready.” Special thanks to all the leaders that participated, including Stephanie Iheme, Eden Avraham-Katz, Anagha Prasad, Emily Larsen, Jodi Patton, MBA, MPA-HA, and all the team members who showed up to take part! #leadership #mentors #careeradvice #womenleaders #ERG

In our most recent blog, 1upHealth’s Director of Project Management Kyle Brew shares his 5 key takeaways from HIMSS25, including: 1?? FHIR is no longer a niche acronym 2?? AI is ubiquitous 3?? The fax machine is still around 4?? Government uncertainty reigns 5?? Interoperability is a team sport Kyle says in part, "HIMSS25 left me feeling refreshed and optimistic that we have come a long way, and have tons of energy and brainpower invested in improving healthcare from top to bottom." Read the blog to learn more. Link in comments.???? #HIMSS #FHIR #AI #interoperability

We recently rolled out a new employee recognition – The President’s Award. This annual award goes to the employee that demonstrates critical qualities like attitude, impact, humility, and drive. The recipient is selected by our CEO Andrew Boyd in partnership with the 1upHealth leadership team. We're so excited to announce Janie Greenwood as our first President’s Award winner.?? We appreciate you, Janie, and all the value you bring to our organization! #employeerecognition #thankyou #interoperability

??This year, 1upHealth rolled out a new and improved way to celebrate our team members who exemplify our Core Values of Human, Bold, Visionary, and Resolute! Each month, individuals are nominated by their peers for embodying one of our core values. From those submissions, one team member is recognized each month. Congratulations to this month's Core Values Award recipient, Jessi Velazquez, for embodying our Resolute core value!?? Jessi always makes herself available to help, unblocks people all over the place, updates docs, and jumps on calls, all with a positive, helpful attitude. Thank you for keeping our team moving forward, Jessi! We’re super lucky to have you!?? #corevalues #employeerecognition #thankyou #resolute #interoperability

?? Success in value-based care hinges on one critical factor: timely, high-quality data. Yet most healthcare organizations struggle with fragmented information trapped in non-standard formats from disparate sources and highly manual processes. Many risk-bearing provider organizations don’t know an immense digital transformation is underway for provider-payer data exchange workflows. Our newest blog highlights the 4 benefits of near real-time claims data exchange in value-based care: 1?? Improved Patient Care 2?? Reduced Risk 3?? Controlled Costs 4?? Increased Efficiency Read the blog to learn more. Link in comments. ???? #ACO #VBC #healthcaredata

If you missed HIMSS this year, check out this recent article in Modern Healthcare by digital health reporter Brock E.W. Turner, where he covers his 5 key takeaways from the event.?? 1upHealth Chief Strategy Officer and former head of the ONC Donald Rucker was quoted in the section on interoperability. Don said in part, “TEFCA is designed to not actually allow digital competition. It’s designed to not allow new entrants to get at data seamlessly and individual data fields. It’s designed so that brokers and legacy vendors can basically hide it between all these statements of purposes, exchange uses and everything but modern permissions." Read more of what Don had to say, along with Brock’s other takeaways in the article below.??? (Link in comments, subscription required) #TEFCA #interoperability #HIMSS25

The 1upHealth team spent an amazing 3 days together, aligning on strategy, building stronger connections, and having a little fun along the way! You might say our annual company retreat was a Smash-ing success! It was great to see all these happy faces IRL. Until next time! ? #connections #interoperability #healthcareIT

That’s a wrap on an awesome HIMSS25! From conversations at the booth to presentations across venues to time with colleagues and customers – we shared and learned so much! Special thanks to our onsite team members: Andrew Boyd, Mohammad Jouni, Donald Rucker, Nolan Kelly, Jodi Patton, MBA, MPA-HA, Bobby Fredrickson, Daniel Templeton, Annie Kroes, Lindsay Parker, Kevin Kowalczyk, Ryan Ingram, Rachel Blair, Kyle Brew, Patrick H., James Buac, Kate Mosteller, and Shannon Xue. We can’t wait to continue the conversations started at the event and, more importantly, to continue to expand computable interoperability across the healthcare ecosystem. Next up, we’ll be at the National Association of ACOs Spring Conference in Baltimore! #HIMSS #NAACOS #interoperability

Lots of great sessions to take in at HIMSS25 today! Check out Daniel Templeton's session with Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Donald Rucker's session with Jocelyn Keegan starting soon!

Earlier this week, Steven Posnack was tapped to lead HHS' health IT arm as acting assistant secretary of technology policy. 1upHealth Chief Strategy Officer Donald Rucker, who served as national coordinator of health IT under the first Trump administration, commended the appointment, as reported by Fierce Healthcare: "I appointed Steve as deputy national coordinator and have a very high opinion of his knowledge of informatics and policy. I think he will do a very pro-public job as acting national coordinator as the Trump administration puts its political appointees in place to manage digital interoperability." ?? Read to the full article, including other industry reaction here:? https://lnkd.in/eYQGN9UP #HHS #ONC #healthcareit