For more than a decade, HealthInfoNet has been informing the decisions driving healthcare transformation through close community partnerships, pragmatic innovation, and reliable services.
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2004
Initiated as a feasibility study known as the Maine Health Information Network Technology (MHINT) project, led by the Maine Health Information Center (MHIC)
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2006
Formally established as "HealthInfoNet," with support from Maine's largest health systems, with the objective of collecting, storing, and distributing cleansed and secured clinical data
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2010
Designated as the State of Maine's statewide health information exchange (HIE)
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2012
Partnered with HBI Solutions to develop and disseminate real-time predictive risk analytics using the HIE's clinical data feed
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2013
Received SIM grant funding to expand behavioral health partnerships and connections
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2015
Established connection to the eHealth Exchange national framework
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2016
Collaborated with the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation to incorporate social determinants of health data into the HIE database and risk models
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2017
Delivered analytics and reporting solutions to Maine CDC and Maine Medicaid using claims and clinical data sets
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2018
Deployed a new terminology service, TermAtlas™, which translates local codes to industry standards and allows for real-time management of transactions within web-based application
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2019
Funded by the Maine Health Access Foundation to develop recommendations for sharing substance use data in alignment with 42 CFR Part 2 regulations
