Center for Medical Interoperability

The Center for Medical Interoperability is an 8-employee research and development lab based in Nashville, Tennessee. Founded as a 501(c)(3) cooperative, the Center was established by health systems with a mission to streamline and enhance data sharing within the medical technology and systems landscape. The Center for Medical Interoperability operates as a centralized, vendor-neutral resource, dedicated to facilitating technical advancements that support person-centered care. Their services encompass testing and certifying medical devices and systems, ultimately promoting the widespread adoption of efficient and scalable solutions within the healthcare industry. The Center's commitment to vendor neutrality sets it apart, fostering an environment where diverse medical technologies can seamlessly interoperate. This collaborative approach aims to break down barriers to data sharing, ultimately empowering healthcare providers with a comprehensive and unified view of patient information. For further information or inquiries, please visit the Center for Medical Interoperability's website at medicalinteroperability.org.