6/26/2026: NEW - Fusion Transition Webinar Resources Now Available
New this week: Webinar recording and presentation slides are now available for review.
Rochester RHIO (RRHIO) will transition from Explore+ to a new clinical query platform, Fusion, in late July. This update will expand access to patient records across the Western New York, Finger Lakes and Southern Tier regions, while improving efficiency through shared infrastructure and services.
If you were unable to attend or would like to revisit the information, the webinar recording and presentation slides are now available below.
Access the webinar resources below:
➡️ View Webinar Recording (Zoom)
➡️ Download Presentation Slides (PDF)
For additional details, you can also review the resource below:
Questions? Contact support at 📧 support@grrhio.org or 📞 1‑877‑865‑7446
Rochester RHIO has been advancing patient care through innovation and better access to health data since its founding more than a decade ago. As a health information exchange pioneer, RHIO has now launched Explore+, an advanced clinical query portal that is flexible and responsive to the ever-evolving needs of Health Information Exchange (HIE).
This new patient search technology was created specifically for the multiple and often complex demands of HIE data environments. With an intuitive interface, Explore+ provides improved data characterization and options to view data by encounter, consolidated timeline and expression.
The portal delivers a better user experience through enhanced functionality and time-saving efficiencies. With a new, modern design, Explore+ also further improves authorized access to patient menus and historical consent.
Explore+ is the first clinical query portal to be built on the Meridian DAP platform, a powerful, foundational technology newly developed by RHIO’s technology partner, Aigilx Health.
Through this new development and other infrastructure enhancements, which accounts for not only the data demands of today but the foreseeable future, the RHIO addresses the needs of its community partners to provide better care for 1.5 million participants in its 14-county area.