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25 CIOs Transforming Healthcare

Paul Cerrato, Ken Terry, Marianne Kolbasuk McGee and Neil Versel June 21, 2012 10:00 AM InformationWeek Healthcare's second annual list of IT executives highlights the exceptional thinkers and doers who are moving patient care forward.

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Neal Ganguly, CentraState Health System

CentraState Health System maintains a "very tight relationship" with community physicians and offers a lot of support services, said Neal Ganguly, VP and CIO of the not-for-profit health organization, which includes the CentraState Medical Center, an acute-care facility in Freehold, N.J.; three senior living communities; and a family medicine center.

CentraState has been helping local physicians in various ways, including providing advice on how to select, adopt, and implement electronic health record systems. Because the local doctors' practices have installed a variety of EHR systems, CentraState also has built a private health information exchange to connect with physician offices. The organization decided that this was a more efficient approach than building expensive, point-to-point interfaces with each EHR.

To connect with providers outside its own exchange, CentraState has joined a regional health information exchange, Jersey Health Connect, that includes 17 other hospitals, Ganguly said.

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