Healthcare Access San Antonio (HASA) is a health care consortium serving the medically uninsured in Bexar County. The HASA was formed to more effectively exchange information between health care providers using Internet technology to improve health care delivery and quality of care to the uninsured.

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April 17, 2010

HASA featured in May June 2009 issue of Government Health IT

Writer John Moore discusses the key benefits and cost-savings that are driving the public health sector toward open-source EHR. Used as an example of public health organizations that already use open source, Executive Director Gijs van Oort explains HASA"s use and creation of SecureShare, a data repository that houses ... More

Health IT Can Improve Quality and Affordablity of U.S. Healthcare

Many people believe that health information technology (health IT) has the potential to transform the practice of health care by reducing costs and improving quality. CBO just released a significant study, prepared at the request of the Chairman of the Senate Budget Committee, examining the evidence on the costs and ... More

Cool Technology of the Week: Open HRE

(by John D. Halamka, M.D., Chief Information Officer of the CareGroup Health System) I"m flying to HIMSS today to present a keynote with Senator Whitehouse about Health Information Exchange. I"ll describe the work we"ve done in Massachusetts to create an appliance, using HITSP standards, that transports data for medication management, clinical summary ... More

San Antonio Health Initiative in Line with Stimulus and Health Reform Targets

The new Administration has repeatedly emphasized the need for increased electronic medical record use and a focus on prevention as its cornerstone for improved health care at acceptable costs. Healthcare Access San Antonio (HASA), a collaborative health initiative spearheaded by all major health care providers in San Antonio, has been working ... More

 
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