MX November Newsletter
A monthly roundup of news and updates from MX
November 2025 Edition
A Message of Gratitude from MX
We express a warm thanks to our participants, cross-industry partners and collaborators, and key stakeholders at the state, federal, and national levels, for your shared commitment to connecting communities, empowering health, and advancing CA’s health data infrastructure together.
The Consortium of Regional and State Interoperability (CSRI)
Launches New Health Data Utility (HDU) Capability Model
On October 28, the Consortium for State and Regional Interoperability (CSRI), a collection of the nation’s largest and most robust nonprofit health data networks, of which Manifest MedEx is a founding member, launched its new Health Data Utility (HDU) Capability Model. This model establishes a new approach for characterizing and assessing the maturity level of HDUs across the country to support the advancement of interoperability and health data exchange to promote improvements in health and healthcare.
Additionally, CSRI and Civitas Networks for Health® will host a listening on December 3 at 9:00 am PT. Register to ask questions and provide feedback on the Model: You may also participate in public comments from now until December 12, 2025, by sending an email to hdu@civitasforhealth.org.
If you are unable to attend the listening session, you may also view the recording of a webinar hosted by Civitas Networks for Health®, featuring CSRI's Board Chair and CEO of Indiana Health Information Exchange, John Kansky, and incoming CEO, J. Marc Overhage, M.D., Ph.D., who provided deeper insight into the how this new model defines capabilities, benchmarks, and levels of advancement to support policy makers and health information exchanges in developing HDUs.
Improve Your Data Quality with Manifest MedEx
To help health plans improve data quality, Manifest MedEx offers enhanced data services that improve member data by mapping local codes to standard codes across ten data domains, several of which are relevant to HEDIS reporting. Standardizing thousands of data elements across these data domains to the correct codes ensures consistency across multiple sources, helps identify and correct errors, and ensures the data is valid for reporting. Improperly coded data often errors out of HEDIS engines, leading to underreporting.
Visit our website to learn how your health plan can access enhanced and improved, normalized data in our NCQA Data Aggregator Validation Services. Beginning in 2026, this enhanced data will also be available in our Longitudinal Patient Summaries.
MX Monthly Product Trainings
Manifest MedEx hosts monthly product trainings to help users walk through key features designed to boost efficiency and enhance productivity in MX Access, MX Notify, and our MX Admin Settings.
Sign up for one of our trainings here to learn how you can get the most out of MX’s web portal. The next training will be held on December 12, 2025, at 12 pm PT.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to reach out to Cha Lee, Product Manager.
MX Welcomes New Participants
Heritage Health Network is an Enhanced Care Management (ECM) provider focused on serving low-income individuals with diabetes, mental health needs, and those experiencing homelessness. Heritage Health Network strives to walk alongside its members, providing compassionate, whole-person care that honors every individual’s unique journey. They believe that ECM is more than a program — it’s a commitment to delivering exceptional, outcomes-driven care. Manifest MedEx is pleased to offer comprehensive health information that supports care coordination, transitions of care, and other related needs.
Aiming to deliver quality of care in a courteous, respectful, and compassionate manner, Madera Community Hospital is a 103-bed acute care facility serving residents of the rural Central Valley. Madera Community Hospital collaborates with its members to develop individualized care plans, including the management of chronic diseases, while committing to being the region's premier healthcare network, providing patient-centered care that inspires clinical and service excellence. Manifest MedEx looks forward to partnering with Madera Community Hospital to enable real-time health and social data, ensuring safe, compliant, and connected care delivery for its patients.
News and Events
Last month, Manifest MedEx announced that Serving Communities Health Information Organization (SCHIO), one of the oldest and most advanced multi-stakeholder health information exchanges (HIEs), is now an affiliate of Manifest MedEx! Under the affiliation arrangement, SCHIO participants will join the Manifest MedEx network.
SCHIO has deep roots and relationships with the communities they serve and a wealth of experience in integrating public health, social services, and community-based organizations into the data sharing ecosystem.
This significant collaboration will help communities in Santa Cruz, the Bay area, and throughout the state get critical health and social data across both networks to better coordinate whole person care and empower healthier communities.
We look forward to welcoming SCHIO participants and working with the SCHIO team to provide more value to our collective networks!
Visit our website to read the full press release.
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Manifest MedEx celebrated Governor Gavin Newsom for signing SB 660 on October 3, 2025, a new legislation introduced by Senate Health Committee Chair, Caroline Menjivar, that reinforces accountability and participation in California’s Data Exchange Framework (DxF).
The DxF is a cornerstone of California’s vision for a “Healthy California for All,” ensuring that providers, health plans, and social service organizations can securely exchange health data to improve care, safety, and outcomes for patients. As a Qualified Health Information Organization (QHIO), Manifest MedEx serves as part of California’s digital health safety net, connecting hospitals, clinics, health plans, local health agencies, and community partners to make sure critical health information follows Californians wherever they receive care.
Visit our website to read the full press release.
Network Growth
New data sources available on MX this month:
ADTs from the following 12 participants:
Altais Health Solutions (6 locations)
Housecall Doctors Medical Group
Oak Valley Hospital District (5 locations)
CCDAs from the following 20 participants:
Altais Health Solutions (6 locations)
Camino Health Center (4 locations)
Housecall Doctors Medical Group
JRP Medical Group, Inc.
Manick Bhardwaj
Oak Valley Hospital District (5 locations)
Progressive Urgent Care, Inc. (2 locations)
Labs from the following 34 participants:
Accolade Medical, Inc.
All for Kids
Anushree Gupta MD Inc.
Chaparral Medical Group, Inc. (4 locations)
Dub Health P.C.
Dung My Phan, M.D., Inc.
Trusted Hands Internal Medicine (2 locations)
J.M. Geiss, D.O., APC
Kern Medical Center
Lathrop Urgent Care ( 2 locations)
Legacy M.D. Medical Group (2 locations)
Madera Family Medical Group
Napa Valley Orthopaedic Medical Group, Inc.
North Coast Family Medical Group
Oak Valley Hospital District (5 locations)
Pain and Rehabilitative Consultants Medical Group
Physicians Of Southern California, Inc. (4 locations)
S. Charabaty M.D., Inc.
Seven Star Medical Group, Inc.
USA Imperial Health Corp
WiseMD
Observational Results from the following participant:
Kern Medical Center
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