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FHIR-Enabled Care Coordination

Connecting Care Teams, Data and Communities

Effective care coordination requires connecting the people who support an individual across healthcare and community settings—and giving them access to the information they need to make better decisions. 

Zane Networks offers FHIR-enabled care coordination solutions that securely bring together clinical and non-clinical information, support shared workflows, and enable providers, care managers, and community organizations to collaborate around the needs of the people they serve.

OCP Zane Networks

One Team. One Standard. Better Care.

OneTeam is a standards-based care coordination platform that connects healthcare providers, community health workers and community-based organizations around the whole-person needs of patients. The platform brings together clinical and non-clinical information while supporting shared care plans, referrals, assessments, tasks, and communications. also supports chronic care management, telehealth, remote patient monitoring, reporting, and analytics.

 By connecting healthcare with community-based services, OneTeam helps organizations coordinate care while addressing needs such as housing, food security, and transportation.

MyCareCircle brings care coordination to programs serving children, youth and families, connecting healthcare, behavioral health, schools, social services and community resources.

 The platform combines clinical and non-clinical information with standardized assessments to help care teams identify medical, behavioral health and social needs. Shared care plans, goals, and tasks provide authorized care team members with a more complete view of the individual and the services supporting them.

MyCareCircle has been deployed in initiatives including the New Jersey Integrated Care for Kids program, supporting care coordination and connections to community resources for school-aged populations.

Coordinating Care for Children, Youth and Families

While the state of New Jersey has encountered significant barriers to improving care coordination for children with complex health needs, the NJ InCK program is paving the way for other states who are looking to improve care coordination and reduce out-of-home placement.

Dr. Steven Kairys

Professor, Pediatrics at Hackensack Meridian School of Medicine and Medical Director, New Jersey AAP Pediatric Council on Research Education

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