TruBridge Joins CMS Interoperability Initiative to Empower Rural and Community Healthcare Providers

TruBridge, a healthcare solutions company, has signed the CMS interoperability framework pledge to enhance data sharing and promote rural and community healthcare providers' access to patient data. The company is committed to technology that supports data sharing, FHIR, and builds on a modern data infrastructure.

TruBridge, Inc. (NASDAQ: TBRG), a healthcare solutions company, has announced its participation in the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services’ (CMS) Health Tech Ecosystem event at the White House, where CEO Chris Fowler signed the CMS interoperability framework pledge. This initiative aims to enhance healthcare data sharing and accessibility, particularly for rural and community healthcare providers [1].

The CMS interoperability framework pledge underscores TruBridge's commitment to technology that supports data sharing, Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR), and builds on a modern data infrastructure. By signing the pledge, TruBridge commits to providing real-time access to complete and secure health information, ensuring patient-directed access while maintaining privacy standards [1].

This announcement aligns with TruBridge’s 45-year history of delivering solutions that help healthcare providers maintain independence and focus on patient care. The company’s participation in the CMS event reflects its dedication to equitable healthcare technology, which is crucial for rural and community healthcare settings [1].

In addition to its commitment to interoperability, TruBridge has been actively involved in various industry events and partnerships. Recently, the company participated in the Truist Securities Healthcare Disruptors & Digital Health Conference in New York, where President and CEO Chris Fowler discussed optimizing healthcare workflows [2].

TruBridge’s focus on enhancing healthcare technology and data sharing is evident in its strategic collaborations. The company has integrated Microsoft Dragon Copilot with its electronic health record (EHR) solution, providing advanced speech recognition and AI capabilities to over 18,000 users [3].

These initiatives demonstrate TruBridge's dedication to improving care delivery, financial stability, and operational efficiency for hospitals and health systems nationwide, particularly in rural and community settings. The company's participation in the CMS event and various industry conferences underscores its commitment to advancing healthcare technology and promoting equitable access to patient data.

References:
[1] https://www.stocktitan.net/news/TBRG/
[2] https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20250730587946/en/TruBridge-Champions-Rural-and-Community-Health-in-National-Interoperability-Initiative