ReferralMD, a leading provider of referral management, care coordination, and healthcare network solutions, supports Direct Secure Messaging and Direct 360X — giving healthcare organizations a faster, cost-effective alternative to traditional EHR integrations for exchanging referrals and clinical information.
For years, healthcare organizations have relied on custom API and HL7 integrations to connect providers and EHR systems. While powerful, these integrations often require significant implementation effort, months of vendor coordination, ongoing maintenance, and substantial financial investment — every new EHR connection becoming its own project requiring development resources, testing, certification, and long-term support.
Reducing the cost of interoperability
ReferralMD supports hundreds of healthcare organizations using a wide variety of EHRs. Rather than building and maintaining custom integrations for every implementation, organizations can leverage Direct standards to communicate securely with any participating provider.
By reducing implementation complexity, healthcare organizations can onboard providers more quickly, expand referral networks, and improve care coordination without lengthy integration projects.
What’s the difference between direct messaging and Direct 360x?
Developed through collaboration between DirectTrust, HL7, and industry leaders, Direct 360X enables systems to exchange structured referral events that are automatically processed by both organizations — dramatically reducing manual phone calls, faxing, and administrative follow-up.
About ReferralMD
ReferralMD is a provider of AI-powered healthcare workflow automation and referral management solutions. Its secure, HIPAA-compliant cloud platform helps hospitals, health systems, physician networks, and specialty practices reduce patient leakage, improve provider and patient communication, automate referral and intake workflows, streamline scheduling, automate fax processing, and gain real-time operational insights through advanced analytics. Learn more at referralmd.com.
