HCP OneHealthPort Provider Services
The HCP OneHealthPort's Provider Service Program gives health and social service provider organizations a clear pathway for unlocking statewide services—including clinical information access, care coordination tools, automated reporting, and population health insights—designed to reduce administrative burden, improve care quality, and support My Health My Data whole-person care.
Our goal is simple:
Our mission is to connect health data across systems and communities so patients, providers, and care partners have the information they need to improve health, coordinate care, and advance equity.
Who the program is for
The HCP OneHealthPort Provider Service Program is designed for health and social service providers that operate across Washington state that create, use, or rely on clinical, behavioral health, administrative, or social care data to deliver care.
Our health data utility tools and services are specifically built for:
Primary care, specialty, behavioral health, dental, and allied health providers
Rural health clinics, FQHCs, hospitals, and health systems
School-based health centers and youth-serving organizations
Tribal and urban Indian health programs
Managed care organizations and community-based partners
Emerging or newly formed provider organizations seeking readiness validation
Our Tools
Health Screening & Referral Management
- Streamlined patient consents
- Advanced directives
- Cross-organization care coordination
Clinical Record Access
- Trusted statewide patient lookup
- Longitudinal cross-setting clinical records
Insurance Verification
- Real-time eligibility
- Faster intake
- Cleaner billing
Automated Clinical & Public Health Reporting
- Reduced manual work
- Higher-quality submissions
- Lower administrative burden
Future Tools
Introducing the Washington Alliance for Health Data Exchange (WAHDX)
HCP OneHealthPort, in partnership with WAHDX Executive Advisory Committee (EAC), are defining the next stage technical and operational criteria for our statewide utility that evolves based on the needs of its partners.
Instead of following a fixed feature roadmap, WAHDX uses a use case provider-driven development model where EAC members help us determine which tools Washington should build, buy, or scale next.
WAHDX Executive Advisor Committee helps HCP OneHealtPort build what's next.
You tell us the high-value problems you want solved—stronger clinical signal at the point of care, simpler reporting, connections with social service partners, better youth and family coordination—and WAHDX works with marketplace partners to:
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Validate the need across the statewide ecosystem
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Identify the best tools, vendors, or approaches and pilot test ideas
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Scale successful solutions statewide through the shared utility
Future HCP OneHealthPort capabilities will align
with provider-defined priorities such as:
Reducing administrative burden
Improving whole-person coordination across clinical, BH, school, and community partners
Strengthening clinical decision-making
Modernizing public health workflows
Expanding interoperability and data exchange infrastructure
Representation in WAHDX isn’t just access—it’s influence.
By becoming a WAHDX partner, your organization gains a direct voice in shaping the next generation of statewide tools.
Subscribe to HCP OneHealthPort's Provider Service Program today and help make Washington’s health systems interoperable for all.