Services Overview

The Indiana Health Information Exchange offers two services, the DOCS4DOCS® service and the Quality Health FirstSM program. The organization also participates in many federally-funded activities to help support the growth and development of health information exchanges as well as housing the Indianapolis Coalition for Patient Safety.  Currently 34 hospital in Indiana are using IHIE's services.

The DOCS4DOCS® service is an independent, community-based clinical messaging service. It electronically delivers test results and other clinical information securely and efficiently. Learn more.

The Quality Health FirstSM program, a clinical quality program for health and chronic disease management, is built upon technology developed at the Regenstrief Institute that securely aggregates and accurately delivers lab results, reports, medication histories, treatment histories and more across all providers, regardless of hospital system or location. The community service aggregates this information to provide physicians with reports, alerts and reminders to help monitor patients' health and wellness, including the management of common, chronic diseases. Participating health insurers will also use these reports to provide meaningful incentives based primarily on the physician's high performance and significant improvement of the overall health of their patient population. Learn more.

The Indiana Health Information Exchange is considered to be a national health information exchange "best practice". Because of this recognition, we are involved in several federally funded activities. Learn more.

The Indianapolis Coalition for Patient Safety is an alliance of Indianapolis-area hospitals committed to advancing patient safety efforts. It is housed at the Indiana Health Information Exchange. Learn more.