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Episode 25: Exchanging Medical Records with Carly Stockdale from ChartRequest

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Carly Stockdale is the CEO of ChartRequest, a New York-based release of information technology company that manages and monetizes medical records requests on behalf of healthcare providers. The company has delivered on its mission to make information exchange fluid and reduce the time and compliance resources hospitals and physician practices must devote to release of information. Since formation in 2012, the company has facilitated requests for health information among 500 provider institutions nationally. Prior to joining ChartRequest, Carly served as a strategy consultant and fellow at Massachusetts General Physician's Organization. She is a self-proclaimed enthusiast of alternative investing, woodwork and welding, and is an avid skier. Carly received her B.A. from Yale University and her M.P.H. from Yale University School of Public Health. You can reach Carly at [email protected] or learn more about ChartRequest at www.ChartRequest.com Carly can be reached by email, and more information can be found on ChartRequest's website, or by calling their office at 888.895.8366

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