Georgia Health Information Network

Georgia Health Information Network (GaHIN) is a non-profit organization based in Atlanta, Georgia, with a team of five employees. The organization's mission is to improve healthcare in the state through the secure and efficient exchange of electronic health information. GaHIN achieves this by connecting healthcare providers, enabling them to access vital patient data at the point of care. GaHIN offers two primary products: GeorgiaDirect and Georgia ConnectedCare. Both products facilitate the secure exchange of health information both within Georgia and nationally. They connect regional health information exchanges, hospital systems, physician groups, and individual practitioners, allowing for seamless collaboration and improved patient care. These services are made available free of charge to qualified, authorized users within Georgia. Through its connections to the national eHealth Exchange and DirectTrust, GaHIN enables its members to participate in secure nationwide information exchange with other Direct-enabled providers. This expands the reach of their services and facilitates a more comprehensive and interconnected healthcare ecosystem. GaHIN is dedicated to improving healthcare quality, patient outcomes, and cost reduction through the secure and efficient sharing of electronic health information. For more information about GaHIN and its services, please visit their website at gahin.org.