MX Engage
Manifest MedEx is among the first to bring together a SHIE and an HIE across a statewide network, giving a single view of a person’s risks and needs alongside their clinical history. Authorized care teams from different departments and systems can use built-in tools to coordinate care together, closing the gap between clinical care and social service needs. This gives counties the foundational data infrastructure to achieve their community health goals at scale.
CORE INFRASTRUCTURE
Provide visibility and operate from one source of truth across departments and agencies, replacing the spreadsheets and disconnected systems many teams use today.
THE SOCIAL CARE RECORD
Access and add to a longitudinal view of an individual’s social needs (e.g., housing, food, transportation), behavioral history, and program enrollments, integrating data from county systems as well as CBOs and social services users in the network.
CARE COORDINATION TOOLS
Coordinate care with other authorized users, with built-in tools like intake forms and behavioral health screeners to document needs, assessments, and care activity.
MX HIE ACCESS
For MX Engage users with permitted access, relevant data from MX Access can be viewed directly within MX Engage.
CLOSED-LOOP REFERRALS
Make and track referrals sent within your own resource directory, ensuring clients get the services they need.
Multi-pronged data protection
We prioritize individual privacy and data security through a layered combination of client consent, care team authorization, and role-based permissions.
Client-First Care
Consent isn’t all-or-nothing. Clients can authorize sharing across the entire network, or limit it to their specific care team, and each organization can only access its own data unless broader consent is given.
Role-Based Access
Users only see the specific social, behavioral, or clinical data they are permitted to access based on their role and client consent.