HHS Announces Winners of Move Health Data Forward Phase 2 -- Occupational Health & Safety

HHS Announces Winners of Move Health Data Forward Phase 2

The winners all developed electronic solutions that will help consumers share health data easily and securely

Feb 23, 2017

According to a news release, the HHS’ Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC) has announced the winners of Phase 2 of the Move Health Data Forward Challenge. Winners will now move into the last phase in order to develop applications that will allow users to share health data easily and securely.

The Phase 2 winners are: CedarBridge Group LLC, EMR Direct, Foxhall Wythe LLC, Live and Leave Well, LLC, and Lush Group, Inc.

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