HealthShare Montana

HealthShareMontana is a non-profit, statewide initiative focused on the exchange of health care information.

HealthShare Montana began as a grass roots organization of healthcare leaders from across the state that came together as a result of their desire to improve healthcare for Montanans. It is a non-profit organization composed of a 21-member Board of Directors that includes representatives from state government, major payers, consumer groups, large and small healthcare facilities and individual physicians.



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	What's Going On In Montana?
	Check out our new calendar on the "Events" page to view all the healthcare related conferences and meetings that are taking place across our state. If you would like to add an event, please e-mail us.

Montana Healthcare Environment Map
This document was created for the 5th Annual Montana Healthcare Forum held in Helena on Tuesday, November 1st in Helena.

We Have HIE Connection Grants Available for
Critical Access Hospitals!

We've found a way to make funding available to help smaller hospitals connect to the statewide electronic health information exchange (HIE). The maximum anticipated grant amount is $30,000. These funds make it possible for HealthShare Montana to:

Provide an IT professional to perform an HIE needs-assessment at your hospital; and
Arrange and/or provide funds for contracted IT personnel to install the necessary hardware at your hospital; and
Provide funds for hardware needs like firewalls, routers, switches and cabling; and
Provide funds for initial interface costs which include the first year of maintenance.

Click HERE to learn more and download the application.
If you have questions, please call Marcy at (406) 794-0170 ext. 1002.

HealthShare Montana is seeking an Executive Director.

Click HERE to learn more.

HealthShare Montana is planning, developing, and implementing a statewide HIE infrastructure. HIE capabilities will be developed according to requirements that will allow its eventual inclusion as a Nationwide Health Information Exchange (NwHIE) site representing the State of Montana in the Nationwide Health Information Network (NwHIN).

This project is funded in whole or in part under a contract with the Montana Department of Public Health
and Human Services. The statements herein do not necessarily reflect the opinion of the Department.