About Alaska eHealth Network
Better Data. Better Care.Alaska eHealth Network (AeHN) is a non-profit, 501c3 Alaska corporation organized and managed by Alaskans to improve the quality, safety, outcomes and efficiency in healthcare by making vital data available to providers and patients when and where they need it.
AeHN has been selected by the State of Alaska Department of Health and Human Services to develop and manage Alaska’s health information exchange services (HIE) in order to connect providers, patients and other key healthcare entities to increase efficiencies and improve patient safety and outcomes. Learn more about AeHN »
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For more information about Alaska’s Health Information Exchange (HIE), click here. For information about Alaska’s Regional Extension Center formed to assist providers from EHR adoption to meaningful use, click here.
State of Alaska Health Information Technology
The State of Alaska has developed the State’s EHR incentive program for eligible providers who see Medicaid patients.
- For information about this program, and requirements, click here.
- To register, click here.
- To access the State’s Provider Outreach Portal, click here.
When critical information is available in real time at the point of care, the risk of a medical error is greatly decreased. And, when past test results are included in the EHR, duplicate and expensive tests may not be needed.
No need to repeat your medical and personal history, contact data, or insurance and billing information! You give it once, and it’s in your EHR. Decreased paperwork and immediate access to records, labs and other test results increases efficiencies and lowers costs for all involved, including you, the patient. 
With an Electronic Health Record (EHR) providers have secure, immediate access to your essential medical information to support quick, accurate diagnoses and treatment. 
Paper records are still in use in many facilities; they are unwieldy and easily damaged and require outdated and error-prone faxed or telephoned exchange of information. Contrast them with electronic health records that have legally-mandated safeguards built in to ensure your privacy and the secure exchange of your medical information.
