Health XCEL, Inc. is a provider of enterprise eHealth software services that enable healthcare professionals to securely exchange health related information while giving eHealth vendors a platform on which to create interoperable applications for the future.

Our goal is to revolutionize the healthcare data management industry by offering centralized access to distributed data. Health XCEL software allows EHRs (Electronic Health Records) to be shared between currently incompatible data systems. In addition to this, Health XCEL will offer services to help install and integrate the software with the current EHR system.

The future of eHealth lies in a centralized solution with a service and subscription model where healthcare providers outsource their internal IT infrastructures to an organization that can satisfy their needs. Healthcare Professionals can then focus on what they do best: healing people and the eHealth organization can focus on what they do best: managing data. Health XCEL has created a Health Information Exchange (HIE) , a network which gives health professionals the ability to electronically store and transmit an individual’s health records.

Health XCEL’s eHealth software platform, GlobalHealth, supports the needs of healthcare professionals and eHealth vendors. This platform enables the creation and secure sharing of sensitive patient information by using online relationship management tools. By creating a patient-centric, e-health network on top of this platform Health XCEL will deliver services that enable healthcare professionals and service providers an increased capability to manage critical health data needed for more informed healthcare delivery -- delivery that will dramatically cut costs for healthcare professionals while increasing efficiency. The overall result will be improved healthcare and reduced costs for all stakeholders. Healthcare professionals will have access to health records when and where they need them and control the flow of information. Ultimately, the healthcare related risks for both patients and physicians are reduced through improved communication and access to important healthcare related data.