For Counties and Public Health

1,800+

network participants

NCQA

validated

38 million

Longitudinal Patient Records

1.5 million

ADTs per Month

Save time and improve disease prevention and control with ADT notifications

Manifest MedEx enables California's counties to leverage health data exchange to better manage and control communicable diseases. MX Notify’s real-time Admit, Discharge, and Transfer (ADT) notifications can prevent missed opportunities for communicable disease prevention and enable early intervention and treatment. ADTs allow for targeted, improved care coordination and streamlined Emergency Department post-discharge follow-up.

Ensure timely communication between public health agencies, hospitals, and health care providers with real-time ADT notifications vs traditional methods of faxing or calling
Receive alerts that prompt care coordinators to follow-up with patients in vulnerable populations requiring complex care management or who may be lost to follow-up when they present in the ED
Enhance Case Investigation and Contact Tracing (CICT) in difficult to follow populations

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Improve health equity by understanding population health to target interventions as needed

With the Manifest MedEx network, public health departments can gain access to more than 38 million patient records that provide information to understand health trends in specific populations.

87 percent of MX patient records include race data collected from encounters in the past two years
Utilize a combination of clinical, demographic, SDoH, and increasing SOGI data to understand the health of a specific population

Learn more about how counties are getting actionable insights from health data provided by MX.

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Provide better care by learning patient history with longitudinal patient records

Manifest MedEx provides aggregated health information, including SDOH data, from across our health data network so that care teams can provide better care and support Medi-Cal patients

Administer care at the right time with access to a patient's comprehensive medical history
Improve care coordination under CalAIM’s Enhanced Care Management program by identifying enrollees in the MX Access portal

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“California counties have a huge opportunity to leverage health data exchanges, like Manifest MedEx, for accurate, actionable data to support public health goals, address health inequities, and improve health outcomes.”

Joshua Dugas
Director, San Bernardino County Department of Public Health

“Partnering with Manifest MedEx really helped us identify and monitor this sensitive population. I encourage all counties to look into data-sharing to improve outcomes for patients who may otherwise be subject to disparities within the health system.”

Diana Ibrahim
Communicable Disease Program Manager, San Bernardino County Department of Public Health

"Manifest MedEx's real-time ADTs allowed our nurses were able to follow up with 75% of patients within our panel, which would not have been possible without this kind of health information data exchange."

Janki Patel
Division Chief, San Bernardino County Department of Public Health

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For Counties and Public Health Improve Population Health and Health Equity by Strengthening Public Health Infrastructure

1,800+

NCQA

38 million

1.5 million

Save time and improve disease prevention and control with ADT notifications

Improve health equity by understanding population health to target interventions as needed

Provide better care by learning patient history with longitudinal patient records

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“California counties have a huge opportunity to leverage health data exchanges, like Manifest MedEx, for accurate, actionable data to support public health goals, address health inequities, and improve health outcomes.”

“Partnering with Manifest MedEx really helped us identify and monitor this sensitive population. I encourage all counties to look into data-sharing to improve outcomes for patients who may otherwise be subject to disparities within the health system.”

"Manifest MedEx's real-time ADTs allowed our nurses were able to follow up with 75% of patients within our panel, which would not have been possible without this kind of health information data exchange."

Ready to explore the MX network?