HHS awards $267M for regional HIT extension centers
The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has awarded $267 million in funding for 28 regional HIT assistance centers that will complete a nationwide network of 60 centers.
These Regional Extension Centers are non-profit organizations that will provide technical assistance to doctors and healthcare organizations that are implementation EMR systems.
The awardees include:
These Regional Extension Centers are non-profit organizations that will provide technical assistance to doctors and healthcare organizations that are implementation EMR systems.
The awardees include:
- Alaska eHealth Network in Anchorage, Ak. - $3.63 million
- University of South Alabama in Mobile, Ala. - $7.52 million
- Arizona Health-e Connection in Phoenix - $10.79 million
- Local Initiative Health Authority for Los Angeles County in Los Angeles - $15.63 million
- eHealthConnecticut in Rocky Hill, Conn. - $5.75 million
- National Indian Health Board in Washington, D.C. - $5.75 million
- Quality Insights of Delaware in Wilmington, Del. - $5.86 million
- University of Central Florida in Orlando, Fla. - $7.67 million
- Community Health Centers Alliance in St. Petersburg, Fla. - $10.98 million
- University of South Florida in Tampa, Fla. - $5.88 million
- Hawaii Health Information Exchange in Honolulu - $5.86 million
- University of Kentucky Research Foundation in Lexington, Ky. - $6.01 million
- Louisiana Health Care Quality Forum in Baton Rouge, La. - $4.29 million
- The Curators of the University of Missouri in Columbia, Mo. - $6.84 million
- Mountain-Pacific Quality Health Foundation in Helena, Mont. - $5.02 million
- New Jersey Institute of Technology, Newark, N.J. - $23.05 million
- Quality Insights of Pennsylvania (Eastern) in King of Prussia, Pa. - $28.81 million
- Quality Insights of Pennsylvania (Western) in King of Prussia, Pa. - $15.63 million
- Ponce School of Medicine in Ponce, P.R. - $19.28 million
- South Carolina Research Foundation in Columbia, S.C. - $5.58 million
- Dakota State University in Madison, S.D. - $5.69 million
- TAMUS Health Science Center Research Foundation in College Station, Texas - $5.28 million
- University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston - $15.27 million
- Dallas- Fort Worth Hospital Council Education and Research Foundation in Irving, Texas - $8.49 million
- Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center in Lubbock, Texas - $6.67 million