The Hudson Center for Health Equity and Quality (the Hudson Center) is a not-for-profit technology company that develops and deploys electronic solutions for improving the accessibility, quality, and cost-effectiveness of health care and human services. Founded in 2005, the Hudson Center works with payers, providers, and government agencies to streamline administrative and regulatory processes, facilitate interoperability, improve timely access to publicly funded programs for those in need, and reduce health and social service system costs for all stakeholders.

Over two decades, the Hudson Center has created systems that integrate the complex requirements and administrative disconnects among regulators, program administrators, and the agencies that serve people in need.

The Hudson Center is registered under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.

The Hudson Center advocates for system change toward the goal of improving the accessibility of high-quality, cost- effective, health and social services. In collaboration with our clients and the agencies that regulate them, we create administrative and electronic solutions to streamline access and efficiency for the benefit of all stakeholders.

As the national health information infrastructure grows, the Hudson Center will continue to contribute by designing and offering tools that streamline administrative processes and data interoperability. Our specialty is taking what’s complicated, frustrating and expensive and making it work in a cost-effective, quality-focused way.

If your agency is struggling to comply with complex specifications and interoperability requirements for public insurance and human service programs, the Hudson Center can help.

Let’s meet to explore your pain points and talk about potential alternatives, add-ons and interfaces between your current system(s) and those of other commercial vendors or governmental entities and agencies.

For more information, contact Sherri Ehrlich (sehrlich@thehudsoncenter.org) or (914) 400-1901.