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1.1 Direct Secure Messaging ​

Direct Secure Messaging, commonly called Direct messaging, Direct exchange or Direct for short, is a payload-agnostic mechanism for secure communication of health data between two known end points and can support virtually any file attachment. Direct messaging supports a wide range of use cases today including (but not limited to):

  • Transitions of Care

  • Referrals

  • Case Reporting to Public Health

  • Provider/Payer Communications

  • Provider/Patient Communications

  • Communication with Social and Support Services Providers