This bonus episode gave us the chance to highlight a fresh perspective on AI from someone who’s just beginning her career and already making a meaningful impact. Her projects reminded us that innovation doesn’t always come from the top. It often begins quietly, in unexpected places.

Reaching episode 10 is a milestone worth celebrating, and we couldn’t think of a better way to mark it than with a conversation about DEF CON, the legendary “hacker summer camp.” With Trevor Wilson, Staff Security Engineer at Redox, joining us fresh off the conference floor, we explore what makes this gathering so unique.

At Redox, we know that speed, control, and visibility are critical for teams managing integrations. That’s why we’ve built a growing set of self-service features designed to let you move faster and troubleshoot smarter.
In our recent customer webinar, we heard from Redox product experts and two power users who walked us through the current self-service toolkit, their favorite wins, and what’s coming next. Here’s a quick recap.

With our expanded self-service Cloud Connectivity Tools, organizations can establish connections from systems within their organization to their cloud environment in just a few simple steps, no Redox assistance required. Teams can set up their own sources in the dashboard, like their EHR instance, and we’ll translate and normalize the data before pushing it to the final cloud destination.

The future of interoperability is plural. FHIR and non-FHIR. Direct and delegated. One network and another. The new CMS pledge embraces this plurality, pushing our industry toward faster, more open, and more connected data exchange. In the August installment of “Connections” read our CEO Trip Hofer’s reflections on why plurality is the only path forward.

Today’s provider IT leaders are in triage mode. Capital is tight. Priorities are shifting. And what used to be a greenfield opportunity now comes with a demand for clear value, fast. Based on our work with hundreds of vendor partners across more than 14,000 live integrations, dive into 5 strategies we’ve seen that resonate in today’s complex healthcare market.

Redox now supports TEFCA participation through a direct onramp to CommonWell, making it faster and easier for customers to connect to the evolving national exchange network. In this blog post we’ll explore why TEFCA is gaining momentum and how Redox helps organizations connect without the complexity.

In this episode, Jody, Meghan, and Matt are joined by security researcher Jeffrey Bell to unpack how ransomware is increasingly crippling hospitals. Ransomware is no longer just a data problem. It’s a patient safety crisis. This conversation breaks down how hospitals are being crippled, and what defenders are doing about it. Our guest Jeffrey Bell, a dedicated security researcher, shares how ransomware is no longer just a digital threat and why it is a healthcare emergency.

Redox is evolving to meet our customers’ needs—giving them more control, visibility, and flexibility to manage their integrations through a suite of powerful self-service tools. These aren’t just new features. They represent a fundamental shift in the way we serve our customers—giving them tools to move fast, troubleshoot issues in real time, and manage configurations independently to keep pace with today’s dynamic healthcare landscape.

In our mission to streamline healthcare data exchange and improve care delivery, Redox is excited to announce full support for CDS Hooks, an HL7® standard that enables real-time, automated clinical decision support at the point of care. This marks a major step forward for healthcare interoperability. With Redox now supporting CDS Hooks, vendors, payers, and providers can integrate smarter workflows directly into clinical systems without the need to re-architect existing infrastructure.

In this episode, Redox CISO Matt Mock and Meghan McLeod explore why collaboration—not competition—is key to improving healthcare security. With ransomware attacks up 149% year-over-year, they stress the importance of building relationships across organizations before a crisis hits. Tune in for tactical tips on making time for collaboration, growing your security network, and creating a culture of shared resilience.

In our June 2025 “Connections” post, Redox CEO Trip Hofer reflects on key takeaways from the June CMS interoperability event in Washington, D.C. Read our take on insights from industry leaders, and learn why the future of healthcare data exchange depends on partnership, openness, and a more modular approach to platform design.