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About Smart Health Network

Smart Health Network is neutral digital infrastructure connecting providers, payers, and patients through one shared hub. Starting with prior authorization, it helps move many routine decisions from days to hours, and is built so patients can see network-routed requests, decisions, and access records under the network’s consent and privacy rules. Records stay with the doctors and insurers who hold them today; transactions route sealed, and the network keeps no central copy of anyone’s records. Smart Health Network is operated by a mission-locked Delaware public benefit corporation.

Media kit

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Boilerplate (50 words)

Smart Health Network is neutral, shared infrastructure connecting providers, payers, and patients through one hub. Starting with prior authorization, it helps move routine decisions from days to hours. Records stay where they live; transactions route sealed, and the network keeps no central copy. Operated by Smart Health Network PBC, a mission-locked Delaware public benefit corporation.

Boilerplate (100 words)

Smart Health Network is neutral, shared infrastructure for real-time health administration — one connection that lets providers, payers, and patients transact through a single hub instead of thousands of point-to-point links. It starts with prior authorization and eligibility, helping move routine decisions from days to hours, and expands across the administrative catalog on a published calendar. Built on open standards, the network routes every transaction in a sealed envelope it cannot decrypt and keeps no central copy of anyone’s records; patients can see the requests, decisions, and access records routed about them. It is operated by Smart Health Network PBC, a mission-locked Delaware public benefit corporation, under independent governance designed for neutrality in perpetuity.

Non-endorsement (include in any press kit): References to CMS, HHS, RHTP, or CMS-0057 describe federal programs and requirements. Smart Health Network is not endorsed by CMS or HHS. State participation and funding decisions remain with each state.