We are an independent, trusted advocate for nationwide health information exchange. The Sequoia Project, through our initiatives, and our engagement with government and industry, experts who can identify the barriers to interoperability and pioneer processes to make health information exchange work on a national level. We are a neutral body, inclusive of diverse participants, which allows us to create practical solutions to data exchange problems. As a nonprofit operating in the public interest, our governance process insures transparent oversight of this work.
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We’ve grown over the last 10 years! When we were founded, The Sequoia Project supported a single initiative that now operates as an independent health information network. Today, we continue to incubate new initiatives through our Interoperability Matters cooperative. Learn more about our history below.
Our work takes the form of independent initiatives, each with its own mission, governance, membership and structure. We are an ideal home for projects that require a collaborative environment in which multiple parties with differing perspectives can work together. We can provide the sustaining management services and governance support required to allow new initiatives to grow and succeed. Our initiatives work independently but draw upon each other’s perspective and expertise as appropriate.
We welcome the addition of new health IT interoperability initiatives. Contact us below to determine if The Sequoia Project is a good fit for your next interoperability implementation project.
Interoperability Matters is a public-private cooperative that engages experts from across the healthcare and healthcare IT communities to identify, prioritize, and collaborate on the most pressing, discrete challenges to nationwide health information exchange.
A nationwide health IT disaster response platform that can be deployed at the city, county, or state level to authenticate disaster healthcare volunteer providers.
A conformity assessment program that tests the compliance of vendor systems using quality standards determined most effective for accurate and efficient exchange of medical images.
