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06/23/2026

3 things that do not change, even when interoperability policy does:

Providers still need access to clinical information.
Clinical information still has to reach the right care setting.
Healthcare still relies on more than one communication method.

Standards, networks, and policy priorities may shift.

The underlying need stays the same: providers need a reliable way to send and receive clinical information.

Kno2 supports the communication layer behind that everyday exchange.

06/22/2026

80% of care happens outside hospital walls. So why does interoperability strategy still focus on the 20% inside them?

For years, post-acute care, behavioral health, home health, specialty providers, and community-based organizations have been expected to coordinate care without receiving the infrastructure, investment, or support hospitals have had for nearly two decades.

Now they’re being asked to modernize overnight. Healthcare transformation doesn’t happen when hospitals connect. It happens when the entire care continuum can communicate.

Read more: https://bit.ly/4xKhx3d

Most patient care happens outside hospitals. Interoperability must extend to post-acute, home health, behavioral health, and specialty care.

06/19/2026

Population health outcomes depend on more than what happens inside the hospital.

Patients move through skilled nursing, home-based care, specialty providers, post-acute care, and community-based support.

When those parts of the care journey are disconnected, it becomes harder to measure quality, reduce readmissions, and support value-based care.

Kno2’s full stack communication network helps providers send and receive clinical information across the broader care continuum, including the settings that have too often been left out of interoperability conversations.

Watch the HIMSS 2026 presentation with Therasa Bell of Kno2 and Misty LaFave of PointClickCare to see how connecting the continuum can support better population health outcomes.

06/17/2026

“The technologies exist. It's about a will and an interest to try to move forward and help patients get better outcomes”

In case you missed it, a new episode of Kno2fy with Kevin Holub, Chief Product Officer at Counterpart Health, dropped last week!

Listen to the episode here: https://bit.ly/44fMkHH

06/16/2026

PTSD Awareness Month is a reminder that care does not end when a visit does.

For many patients, what happens next depends on whether the right information can reach the next provider without another delay, workaround, or gap in communication.

When information is difficult to send or receive, care teams are left piecing together context that should have moved with the patient.

Kno2 helps providers exchange clinical information across the communication channels healthcare still uses, supporting the handoffs that help care continue.

06/15/2026

Behavioral health is healthcare.

But too often, behavioral health information is left out of the broader interoperability conversation.

When that happens, providers in emergency rooms, specialty clinics, primary care offices, dental practices, and pharmacies may be missing important pieces of a patient’s history.

That gap can make it harder to see the full picture, coordinate care, and support the next step in treatment.

Kno2 helps providers send and receive clinical information across the many ways healthcare communicates, including care settings that have historically been harder to connect.

Read the blog to learn why bringing behavioral health into interoperability matters.

06/11/2026

A new Kno2fy episode with Kevin Holub is out now!

The healthcare industry has spent years focused on frameworks, protocols, and compliance. Now the conversation is shifting toward outcomes.

In this episode, Therasa Bell and Kevin Holub, Chief Product Officer at Counterpart Health, break down current healthcare interoperability initiatives, what they are, why they matter, and how we’re collectively moving beyond theory into production.

Listen here: https://bit.ly/442nzi1

06/09/2026

During Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month, it is worth remembering that Alzheimer’s care rarely happens in one place.

It can involve primary care, neurology, behavioral health, home health, long-term care, skilled nursing, hospitals, and community-based support.

Kno2 helps providers send and receive clinical information across the many settings involved in a patient’s care.

When care spans multiple providers and settings, communication has to move with the patient.

06/05/2026

Healthcare organizations don't just manage patient data. They manage vendors, integrations, contracts, maintenance, support tickets, security reviews, and technical debt.

What starts as a solution for one problem can quickly become a tangled web of dependencies that slows innovation, increases costs, and makes interoperability harder to achieve. The hidden cost of fragmentation isn't another invoice. It's the infrastructure that struggles to keep up with change.

Read more about the true impact of vendor fragmentation and what organizations can do about it.
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06/03/2026

In case you missed HIMSS back in March, we brought together ten Kno2 Connected™ partners to demonstrate what interoperability looks like beyond the slides, beyond the promises, and beyond the theater.

Our live demo followed a patient through her care journey showing how TEFCA, Carequality, Direct Secure Messaging, 360X closed-loop referrals, cloud fax, electronic signing, and patient access technologies work together to move information where it's needed, when it's needed.

Real systems. Real standards. Real connectivity.

Watch "Interoperability Without the Theater" here: https://bit.ly/4x0RXH3