🔒 Coming soon! New HIE platform: more efficient and secure.
Rochester RHIO (RRHIO) will be transitioning Explore+ to a new clinical query platform late this spring. Throughout this transition, we will work to ensure great service and data security.
🔗 We are working with the Statewide Health Information Network for New York (SHIN-NY), New York eHealth Collaborative (NYeC), and other statewide partners to share infrastructure, reducing redundancies while maintaining services. Undertaking this initiative supports our goal of being a good steward of limited health care resources.
📅 As we get closer to the go-live date, we will be offering training and resources on the new clinical query platform.
📄 See more in our Frequently Asked Questions sheet and check back often for updates:
👉 View FAQs (PDF)
Questions?
📧 support@grrhio.org
📞 (877) 865-7446
Like other organizations, Rochester RHIO was impacted by the “Great Resignation” in 2021. To stay competitive, RHIO looked at new and innovative ways to retain employees and attract candidates. In 2022, RHIO was approved to be a Cap-exempt employer by the U.S. government. RHIO also hired its first international, co-op student from RIT. The company also made improvements to its time off policy to retain employees. This also supports the pledge we made in 2020 to support diversifying our workforce.
To be Cap-exempt means that the organization is exempt from the timeframe or limits that governs the 85,000 application cap and can file H-1B applications without going through H-1B cap process via the federal government. In 2022, only 25% of applicants were approved through the limited federal program.
“The implementation of these job market strategies, along with allowing employees to work remotely, allowed the organization to compete for high quality talent, especially with more local tech talent working remotely for large west coast companies like Amazon, Oracle and Zillow.” – Judy Mendoza, VP of Administration.