Fall 2026 Health IT Leadership Series Session 3
Building the Next Generation of Connected Community Health Centers:
A Conversation with EHR Leaders
Join WACH for a new Health IT Leadership Series designed specifically for Community Health Center CIOs, IT Directors, informatics leaders, and data teams.
Session Three: Postponed until January 2027
Community Health Centers depend on their EHRs to support clinical care, quality reporting, public health, Medicaid programs, and an increasing number of interoperability requirements. As Washington continues investing in shared health data infrastructure and federal interoperability requirements evolve, collaboration between Community Health Centers, EHR vendors, and statewide partners has never been more important.
Join WACH and HCP-OneHealthPort for the final session of the Health IT Leadership Series, featuring a panel of leading EHR vendors serving Washington Community Health Centers. This interactive discussion will explore the future of interoperability, opportunities to reduce reporting burden, emerging FHIR-enabled capabilities, and how vendors, providers, and statewide infrastructure can work together to build a simpler, more connected health data ecosystem. The session will conclude the series by bringing together the perspectives of Community Health Centers, state partners, and technology vendors to identify practical opportunities for collaboration moving forward.
Speakers
Dwayne Taylor
Executive Vice President of Technology
HCP OneHealthPort
Dwayne leads the organization’s technology strategy, technical teams, and cybersecurity program. He is responsible for ensuring HCP OneHealthPort’s technology and security capabilities support the organization’s role as Washington’s health data utility, including the architecture, operations, governance, and compliance needed to securely exchange health and social care data.
Hannah Rapp Brown, MCH
Director of Provider Programs
HCP OneHealthPort
Hannah leads provider outreach and engagement. She works with Washington’s diverse provider community to help organizations take full advantage of HCP OneHealthPort’s services—including essential public health and clinical data programs. Hannah also works closely with local and state public health agencies and community partners to use health data to inform decision-making, strengthen care coordination, and improve community health