Center for Medical Interoperability
Hospitals and Health CareTennessee, United States2-10 Employees
The Center for Medical Interoperability is a small, Nashville, Tennessee-based nonprofit organized as a cooperative research and development lab founded by health systems. It aims to simplify and advance data sharing among medical technologies and systems by providing a centralized, vendor-neutral framework for performing technical work. The organization focuses on enabling person-centered care, testing and certifying devices and systems, and promoting the adoption of scalable solutions. It serves health systems and hospitals within the broader hospitals and health care industry, addressing interoperability challenges and the need for reliable device testing and certification. A notable recent development is the launch of an industry-wide verification program in 2022 to confirm medical device interoperability.