Nationwide Health Information Network - Health Information Service Providers (HSPs)

Health Information Service Providers (HSPs)

Some organizations may lack the necessary technical or operational competencies to conform to the architecture and provide the core services. Instead, they may choose to use the services of an HSP. An HSP is a company or other organization that will support one or more NwHIN participants by providing them with operational and technical health exchange services necessary to fully qualify to connect to the NwHIN.

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