The White House and Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), on July 30, 2025, announced new commitments from leading technology firms—including Amazon, Apple, Google, OpenAI, and Anthropic—to create a smarter, more secure, and patient-centered digital health ecosystem. At the Make Health Tech Great Again event, CMS unveiled voluntary criteria for trusted data exchange across networks, electronic health records (EHR), and tech platforms, emphasizing interoperability, personalized tools, and reduced provider burden.
This announcement echoes many of the priorities laid out in Leavitt Partners’ Kill the Clipboard road map—a federal policy and industry blueprint for modernizing patient and provider access to health data. The priorities outlined at today’s White House event and the administration’s recent regulatory announcements closely reflect the multisector road map’s recommendations. A recent webinar hosted by Leavitt Partners, an HMA Company, explored how the recommendations are shaping federal policy and creating strategic opportunities for early adopters.
What’s Next
Health Management Associates (HMA) experts, including those with Leavitt Partners, will delve further into the new initiative and considerations for the healthcare industry in an upcoming Weekly Roundup.