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Healthcare Policies and Standards

Intel collaborates with healthcare providers, other companies, and policymakers on innovative new products and solutions.

Personal Health and Health Information Technology

Advocating proactive healthcare models using technology for broadband infrastructure, interoperability, and care in the home.

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Intel Comments on HITECH Initial Set Interim Final Rule

Suggestions to Health Information Technology Coordinator on electronic health record technology standards, specifications, and certification criteria.

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Stage 3 Comments: Meaningful Use, Electronic Health Records

Intel’s Stage 3 recommendations to the U.S. Health IT Policy Committee on the meaningful use definition of handling electronic records for health IT.

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Testimony on Overcoming Rural Healthcare Barriers

Continua Health Alliance president Rick Cnossen testifies before the House Committee on Veterans’ Affairs on wireless health technology solutions.

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Intel Comments on Health IT Policy’s and Meaningful Use

Suggestions for Meaningful Use Stage 2 of the Electronic Health Records program, which aims to improve health care system quality and efficiency.

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Intel Brings Healthcare Program to Emerging Countries

Intel brings 1Mx15 Health Program to Sri Lanka, providing tech training and multimedia content delivery platform to healthcare workers.

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Letter on Proposed Rule for Health IT Technology

Letter from Intel to the ONC discusses working together to achieve a fully interoperable, secure, and mature health information technology system.

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Eric Dishman Testimony on Aging in Place

Intel’s Eric Dishman testifies before the U.S. Senate Special Committee on Aging on the national broadband plan and bringing health technology home.

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Health Information Technology and the Affordable Care Act

Advises greater IT provisions in the ACA legislation to improve efficiency, quality outcomes, and accuracy in reporting for value-based health care.

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