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HCAI convenes Data Exchange Framework advisory committee; sets timeline under SB 660
Summary
The Department of Health Care Access and Information convened a 17‑member advisory committee to advise implementation of California''s Data Exchange Framework (DXF), review a UCSF interoperability study and begin work required under Senate Bill 660, including a legislative report and a July 2027 deadline. The committee voted to prioritize a FHIR adoption roadmap, social‑services data exchange, and consent work.
The Department of Health Care Access and Information (HCAI) on April convened a newly formed stakeholder advisory committee to guide implementation of California's Data Exchange Framework, department leaders said. The committee will advise HCAI on program administration and is charged by statute to help produce a legislative report required under Senate Bill 660.
HCAI Director Elizabeth Landsberg opened the meeting by saying the department would rely on the committee’s expertise as it administers the DXF and asks members to help shape deliverables for the report the department must file in 2027. "We can't have affordable, high‑quality, equitable, accessible health care without meaningful data exchange," Landsberg said, calling the committee's work "very important." The committee includes representatives from state agencies, safety‑net providers,…
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