The 21st Century Cures Act’s interoperability mandate has created a fundamental shift in healthcare data access — and we build the infrastructure to take advantage of it.
Payers are required to make their claims databases accessible, providers their electronic health records, and patients can delegate their data to applications of their choice. This increased transparency is accelerating the transition to value-based alternative payment models by enabling better outcome monitoring across care settings.
Our platform, Glance, is built on these emerging standards. We implement FHIR R4 and STU3 for EHR integration via SMART on FHIR (supporting Epic, Cerner, and other compliant systems), CMS Blue Button 2.0 for Medicare claims access, and CMS Data at the Point of Care for provider-side claims feeds. All data is normalized to the OMOP Common Data Model, making it queryable and comparable regardless of its source system or original coding standard.
For providers, this means a complete view of patient activity across every care setting. For individuals, it means true ownership of a unified health record. For the healthcare system, it means the data foundation that value-based care requires.
