Amy Bagge-Smith

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AHLA's Speaking of Health Law · Latest Developments in Interoperability Litigation · 23 Jun 2026 podcast

I think the the first thing is that it's talked about a lot more.

So everyone is aware of information blocking and and you know, some generally aware of it at least, and and some of the the requirements, some of the exceptions.

And I think when you see what we're finding is with a with the introduction of these state

What claims?

You're having people say, oh wow, okay.

On one end, you have have a government that has not historically enforced uh the rights that they have to enforce information blocking.

Um, but you are now then looking at active cases within the legal system.

Um, so I do think it has organizations being very mindful of this concept in a way that

prior to these these state proceedings, um, you know, it there just there was there was less concern, there was less attention.

Um, because it is another avenue and it is a direct avenue, it's a private right of action.

Um, and if some of these cases end up being successful based and in which we've seen, um, we can expect that this to be continue to be something um that is used in in a variety of different claims going forward.

I think generally speaking, it's just saying, Hey, you know, this is this is real.

We need to pay attention to it in a way that presumably will also happen if the government starts enforc enforcing um this regulation.

Uh but I think that that's probably the biggest takeaway for me.

Sure.

Uh interoperability is kind of a sm a small area of healthcare that a lot of a lot of attorneys, a lot of organizations don't know much about.

And so when we're talking about national interoperability, these national data networks, we're talking about networks that have been put together in a variety of different ways and um can briefly talk about the different types of networks, but really they sit at the national level.

And allow for organizations to connect to each other in a way that allows an epic provider to get uh to get access to a patient's medical history that may have they they may also see doctors that use Athena.

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