Regional Health Systems & Hospitals
Integrated Delivery Networks
Integration, data and virtual care services for multi-hospital health systems.
When a health system acquires a hospital, it inherits another EHR instance, another Active Directory forest, another medical staff office and another set of interfaces. Until those are joined, a cardiologist cannot sign in at the sister hospital, a physician from the acquired group cannot bill under the parent tax ID, and leadership cannot see capacity or quality across the system.
Moraph IDN Solutions works with multi-hospital systems, academic health enterprises and payer-providers on three jobs: joining acquired hospitals, building the data for value-based care, and running the technology behind virtual care and hospital at home. HIPAA privacy controls and network segmentation are designed in from the first connection, with review by The Joint Commission and OCR in mind.
One directory, one credentialing file, one interface standard
Identity Governance (SailPoint): access is driven by the HR record across every hospital, so a clinician who transfers gets the new unit's EHR roles and loses the old ones. Applications that cannot be connected need manual tasks, which we track and their owners complete. Combined with Imprivata or Okta sign-on, clinicians can move between hospitals and open their applications with a badge tap.
Credentialing & Privileging Portal: one instance for a system with several hospitals or medical staffs, each with its own forms, committees and approvals. It speeds files for providers from acquired groups. It passes verified data to your payer enrollment team but does not submit enrollment applications.
Integration Engine (Mirth Connect or Rhapsody): we build, test and monitor the HL7 v2 and FHIR interfaces between EHR instances, labs, radiology, billing and health information exchanges. Which data flows to which hospital or partner is your decision, and we do not correct clinical data in source systems.
The three jobs
Mergers, Acquisitions & Integration
On the first morning of ownership, the acquired hospital needs network links to the parent, working email routing and intranet access. We then audit the combined application estate and plan the retirement of duplicate HR, finance and supply chain applications, which reduces licensing costs. Staff learning new systems during the transition get at-the-elbow support.
Value-Based Care & Population Health
Systems taking financial risk need claims and clinical data in one place. We build Snowflake or Databricks platforms that combine payer claims with EHR data, pipelines that find patients missing preventive screenings and feed outreach work lists, and social determinants data such as housing and transport for care managers. We also set up secure data exchange between your clinical and health plan sides, so claims data can inform clinical decisions.
Virtual Care & Hospital at Home
Remote Patient Monitoring (Vivify) connects home scales, blood pressure cuffs and pulse oximeters to the care team's dashboard and your EHR, and we run the kit logistics. Your clinicians review readings and decide on care; remote monitoring is not an emergency service, and readings are reviewed during the hours your program sets. Video paths are set up for consults such as a neurologist assessing stroke symptoms.
Keeping the system joined
Without ongoing work, a large system drifts back into separate hospitals with their own shadow IT. We track business associate agreements and security assessments for vendors across the system to catch unapproved applications, and apply one FHIR standard so new applications share a common data model. Our service desk treats a network outage at a Level 1 Trauma Center as a regional safety issue.
The evidence behind our own controls, including our SOC 2 Type II report and ISO/IEC 27001 certificate, is available under NDA. Ask for it through the Trust Center.
Solutions
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20 Moraph-built products and 20 managed platforms, each with its integrations and limitations listed.