3,400+

network participants

2,700+

ambulatory providers

3 million

adts per month

50 Million

Longitudinal Patient Records

Knowledge is Power for Clinicians

Manifest MedEx helps providers save time, succeed in risk-based contracts, and deliver coordinated, whole person care to their patients. Providers can use MX Notify, MX Access, MX Analyze , and our new social health information exchange (available in 2026) to identify high-risk patients and coordinate care across their entire care team with secure access to health, behavioral health, and social drivers of health data. With MX, providers can:

  • Receive real-time hospital event notifications from hospitals, county behavioral health organizations, and SNFs, and follow-up immediately
  • Optimize care with easy access to comprehensive health and social services history, including clinical, claims, behavioral health, and social data, like referrals and assessments
  • Streamline HCC/RAF follow-up with a complete list of diagnoses and accurate data
  • Identify and close gaps in care
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Ensuring ambulatory providers meet AB 133 data sharing requirements

Most California ambulatory providers are required to share health information in real-time by 2024.

As the largest nonprofit health data network in California and a designated CalHHS Data Exchange Framework (DxF) Qualified Health Information Organization (QHIO), Manifest MedEx is an integral part of the state’s health data infrastructure, combining and delivering crucial health information for more than 50 million Californians across every county throughout the state.

By joining Manifest MedEx, ambulatory providers can participate in this exchange and meet their requirements under AB 133.

  • MX can help ambulatory providers:
  • Securely exchange DxF required data,
  • In nationally adopted technical standards,
  • With other DSA Signatories,
  • For required and permitted uses only.
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Manifest MedEx Helps Family Practice Access Patient Medical Records in Real-Time and Ensure Timely Follow-Up

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Community Medical Centers Partners With Manifest MedEx To Improve Care Transitions

Community Medical Centers (CMC) is a Federally Qualified Health Center and certified Primary Care Medical Home (PCMH) with locations in San Joaquin, Solano, and Yolo counties. CMC clinics serve the safety net population, and most of CMC’s more than 100,000 patients are insured through Medicare, Medi-Cal, or the Health Plan of San Joaquin (HPSJ). CMC…

How One Pediatric Practice Reduces Chart Chasing and Streamlines Post-Discharge Follow-Up and Vaccine Distribution With Manifest MedEx

Garden Pediatrics is a pediatric practice serving the Inland Empire area, providing care for approximately 40 to 50 PPO and Inland Empire Health Plan (IEHP) patients under the age of 21 every day. Their patients are also seen at local specialty clinics, urgent care centers, and hospitals in the area, many of whom participate and…

How Urgent Care and Walk-In Clinics Use Manifest MedEx’s Longitudinal Patient Records to Improve Workflows and Care

Dr. Mike’s Walk-In Clinics has served the Hi-Desert area for more than 20 years with locations in Apple Valley, Victorville, Barstow, and Hesperia. The medical practice group is passionate about making healthcare easy and accessible to the community and provides urgent and primary care services for more than 120 patients daily. In 2021, Dr. Mike’s…

Data, Flexibility, and Community: How One FQHC is Driving the Future of Care

A Southern California-based federally qualified health center (FQHC) works hard to reach populations that are lacking infrastructure and don’t otherwise have access to high-quality healthcare programs. This FQHC delivers patient results that inspire, and they have built momentum especially with women’s health, newborn screenings, and diabetes prevention, as well as HIV testing and trans healthcare…

"Some of the most heart-wrenching times associated with parenting occur when your child is sick. Manifest MedEx tools save us time and ensure we provide better and more timely care by alerting us to patient encounters outside our facility and giving us a more complete picture of a child’s health, including immunization records.”

Cameo Carter, MD
Pediatrician, CEO & Medical Director, Garden Pediatrics

“Having access to Manifest MedEx has significantly improved our ability to care for our patients efficiently, including getting medication lists and referrals to specialists.”

Ginger Manss
Chief Nursing Officer, Community Medical Centers

“Connecting to MX was easy to use and pain-free. With the click of a few buttons, you can open a patient chart, and the information is all there.”

Marco Alfonzo
Administrator, Dr. Mike's Walk-In Clinics

“Our medical records team loves being able to have direct access to hospital records in Manifest MedEx, without having to do the individual requests for the reports. It makes their lives a lot easier.”

Vice President of Health Information Management, FQHC

“Patients are improving. They appreciate the fact that case management is reaching out to them and showing that they care. Without Manifest MedEx, they wouldn’t have the tools to achieve that level of success. Patients wouldn’t be as happy as they are.”

Director of Case Management, FQHC

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