KING OF PRUSSIA, Pa.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--MRO Corp., a leading provider of disclosure management services and applications for healthcare organizations, today announced that its chief technology officer, David Borden, was appointed to the Pennsylvania eHealth Partnership Authority, established by the Pennsylvania eHealth Information Technology Act (Act 121 of 2012).
The Authority is responsible for developing, establishing and maintaining a health information exchange (HIE) that complies with federal and state laws that promote efficient and effective communication among multiple health care providers, payers and participants. For more information on Authority powers and duties, please visit the Pennsylvania General Assembly website.
“David has played an integral role in transforming MRO from an Internet startup to an industry leader in providing technology-driven solutions to manage the disclosure of protected health information,” says Dan Heist, CEO of MRO. “His knowledge, experience and insight will be a great asset to the eHealth Partnership Authority as it works to improve the healthcare sector with technology-based solutions in an increasingly complex regulatory and IT-driven climate.”
Borden has 30 years of experience working in information technology. During his 10 years with MRO, Borden has spearheaded multiple HIT initiatives, including meaningful use certification, patient portal development and building an esMD interface for submissions of medical records to CMS. As architect of MRO's technology platform, Borden also created a robust online medical record management system. Borden is also a member of HIMSS, and led MRO’s participation in two ONC pilot programs, esMD and "Direct 4 esMD," which were highlighted in the HIMSS12 Interoperability Showcase.
Most recently, Borden’s research has focused on HIE initiatives including the Direct Project and is driving MRO’s development of variety of HIE solutions by early 2013, including a Direct Project HISP and Direct Secure Messaging capabilities. These innovative solutions will be displayed at the 2013 HIMSS conference in the Meaningful Use Experience demonstration area.
Prior to MRO, Borden headed Sipapu Technologies, and provided IT solutions for the Wharton Business School and Voice Systems Engineering, an international telephony service provider. He also developed an award-winning database engine for the first professional Apple, Inc. computer database program, dbMaster, and is the co-inventor of patented video processing software. Borden graduated with honors from Harvard College in 1987.
About MRO Corp.
MRO, a leader in disclosure management solutions for healthcare organizations, provides electronic release-of-information (ROI), payer audit compliance and tracking, accounting of disclosures (AOD), meaningful use and patient portal services. MRO’s disclosure management applications and services can be deployed as a common tracking platform across the healthcare entity, spanning HIM, radiology, the business office, outpatient clinics and a number of other departments. Through a proprietary disclosure management platform and market-specific expertise, MRO facilitates the secure exchange of Protected Health Information (PHI) between the healthcare provider and third-party requesters. MRO partners closely with their customers, enabling facilities to achieve a higher level of compliance oversight, mitigate risk, enhance the revenue cycle, improve customer service, and assume more control over the disclosure management process. For additional information, visit www.mrocorp.com.