Please see below or visit the HIMSS webpage to learn more about the panel discussion. Enabling patients and their authorized caregivers access to health information by providing portable digital credentials.Enabling consumer access to vaccination and medical records with multiple state healthcare agencies.Offering seamless provider identity proofing to meet Electronic Prescriptions for Controlled Substances (EPCS) requirements.ID.me involvement in healthcare also includes: The ID.me digital identity network offers a seamless user experience, empowering patients to easily verify their identity online only once. ID.me is also certified by the Kantara Initiative as a NIST 800-63-3 IAL2 conformant credential service provider.
ID.me identity verification aligns with the highest federal standards recommended by industry trade associations and under consideration by the Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement (TEFCA). Identity verification providers can affirm they comply with NIST standards through certification by the Kantara Initiative, which develops standards for identity and data management.
Adoption of federal digital identity guidelines protects patients by ensuring they are who they claim to be before accessing electronic healthcare records. This trend is driven by recommendations from leading industry not-for-profit associations, including CARIN Alliance and CommonWell Health Alliance. Many QHINs, health information exchanges, and electronic health records providers are pursuing National Institute for Standards and Technology (NIST) IAL2/AAL2 solutions as a way to prevent patient personally identifiable information (PII) from falling into the wrong hands. QHINs will unify disjointed industry practices and enable electronic health information (EHI) to move with patients. In the panel, Hall will also highlight the role of Qualified Health Information Networks (QHINs) and the need for identity verification to foster healthcare interoperability. Sign-up friction and a lack of secure access to health records often stand in the way of improved patient care. "One of the things we want to do at Gravity is really focus on the patient, which means that we're building out the opportunity to build an electronic medical record as a laboratory and not be focused on just one transaction at a time," said Tarwater.
Leveraging ID.me's identity proofing technology and growing network, Gravity cut patient registration time in half. ID.me and Gravity began partnering to address patient experience challenges at drive-thru COVID-19 testing sites.
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