Innovaccer Inc., the Health Cloud company, has won the coveted "Best in Class for New EHR Innovation" award at the 4th Annual UCSF | Health Hub: Digital Health Awards. The award was presented during a gala “Grand Finale” event at the Dr. David Nace, Chief Medical Officer, on behalf of the company.

Innovaccer’s Health Cloud clinched the award for offering “the top digital health product or solution revolutionizing clinical workflow, addressing scalability, enabling reliable and secure connections and data sharing, and enhancing health systems' revenue cycle.” This is the second year in a row that Innovaccer has been awarded top honors at the UCSF | Health Hub: Digital Health Awards. Last year the company won the “Patient Cost Savings” award for its leading solutions that help customers make healthcare more integrated, data-driven, and cost-effective.

The Innovaccer Health Cloud gives providers the industry’s #1 data platform for accelerating innovation and digital transformation. It makes short work of seamlessly integrating disparate EHRs and HIT systems across care settings to eliminate information silos and fragmented data. It does so by creating a unified (longitudinal) patient record that provides healthcare leaders with a single source of truth for improving clinical, financial, operational, and experiential outcomes. As a cloud-native platform, the Innovaccer Health Cloud also provides a rapidly growing library of plug-and-play Accelerators to meet new use cases, and the scalability hospitals and health systems need today to rapidly adapt to changing market conditions.

Innovaccer was among more than 50 digital health and life sciences companies competing across 11 categories and two tracks of the prestigious awards program produced by the UCSF Health Hub. The UCSF | Health Hub: Digital Health Awards finds and recognizes the achievements of HIT companies who are dramatically improving healthcare through digital health technology.

“We’re grateful to the UCSF | Health Hub and the judges for honoring Innovaccer with this prestigious award,” Dr. Nace said. “All of the finalists for ‘New EHR Innovation’ are doing important work to transform healthcare. It’s crucial that we enable interoperability between EHRs and other HIT systems to achieve data readiness, and make use of ultra-high-quality data that can drive improvements throughout the care continuum. I also want to thank our customers for their partnership in accelerating digital transformation and bringing these patient-centered innovations to the forefront of healthcare delivery.”

The UCSF | Health Hub is a digital health accelerator working with digital health startups from around the world. It produces and hosts the Digital Health Awards every year to identify the most innovative upcoming digital health companies in the biggest areas of digital health, including telemedicine, mental and behavioral health, artificial intelligence, employer prevention and wellness, consumer wellness, remote diagnostics and devices, patient cost savings, clinical diagnostics, EHR innovation, and more.