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Redox, Curative Partner to Connect COVID-19 Test Results to Public Health Depts.

by Fred Pennic 06/15/2020 Leave a Comment

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What You Should Know:

– Curative and Redox have found a way to easily send COVID-19 test results to state officials for reporting, contact tracing programs, and to inform policies as regions move through phases for re-opening the economy.

– Since formalizing the partnership in May, the duo has kicked off projects with 24 states, with two, Illinois and Delaware, now fully live.

– In this novel use case, Curative uses the Redox API to allow for a secure, efficient flow of data between it and public health authorities, further extending Redox’s network of more than 700 healthcare delivery organizations to include state public health agencies and regional HIEs.


Redox, Inc., a Madison, WI-based interoperability platform for healthcare data exchange, is working with FDA-authorized COVID-19 testing company Curative to safely connect patient data to state public health departments for notification of results. Since formalizing the partnership in May, the duo has kicked off projects with 24 states, with two, Illinois and Delaware, now fully live.

Other COVID-19 tests, such as the nasal swab and oral-based approach, are difficult for consumers to handle, are hard to administer en masse, or may pose a risk of exposure for healthcare workers. Curative offers an easy to use, accurate, and rapidly scalable oral fluid-based testing method that is less invasive, and which distributes results within just 48 hours. Using its connection with Redox, Curative immediately sends test results to state officials for reporting, contact tracing programs, and to inform policies as regions move through phases for opening the economy.

Why It Matters

“Every state has its own unique, mandatory reporting requirements for COVID-19 testing. This can be challenging for an organization like ours, which is so focused on working as quickly as possible to scale up testing services nationwide,” said Isaac Turner, CIO and co-founder, Curative. “Redox has given us a secure and scalable integration strategy to quickly automate this reporting requirement across all the different systems we need to work with. Redox allows us to be confident that this critical data will get to the right destination, in the proper format, and in a timely manner, so we can continue to focus on scaling out COVID-19 testing across the nation.”

Redox standardizes healthcare data with a vendor-agnostic application programming interface (API) and a cloud network where organizations can exchange information. This networked approach to interoperability simplifies the way organizations exchange healthcare data by normalizing data formats and eliminating redundant connections. In this novel use case, Curative utilizes the Redox API to allow for a secure, efficient flow of data between it and public health authorities, further extending Redox’s network of more than 700 healthcare delivery organizations to include state public health agencies and regional HIEs.

“As we start to safely reopen the economy, state officials must have an accurate and efficient testing and contact tracing system,” said Niko Skievaski, co-founder and president of Redox. “Curative’s simpler, safer process has taken testing to a new level, and together with Redox, we’ll help to not only control the spread of the disease but also be better able to allocate healthcare resources appropriately. We hope this will become a core piece of public health infrastructure.”

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Tagged With: API, cloud, Coronavirus (COVID-19), FDA, Healthcare Data, healthcare delivery, HIEs, interoperability, Public Health, Redox, risk

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