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What Datadory delivers from Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT (ONC/ASTP)

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Health Care Technology United States - national totals plus state/te… · Program-era series run 2008 through 2026 rele…

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Straight answers about Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT (ONC/ASTP) data

What does Datadory deliver from ONC/ASTP?

Six named deliverables off one Health Care Technology dataset: the state-year hospital adoption panel, the interoperability composite, the physician adoption series, certified-developer counts by provider segment and program year, clinician-to-product linkage keys, and patient engagement measures - each arriving with its own field dictionary and sample rows.

How far back do the EHR adoption series go?

To 2008. The non-federal acute care hospital and office-based physician adoption briefs both span 2008-2024, the hospital measure table stretches across more than 15 annual periods per state, and program-era releases run through 2026. Older years behave as stable history; recent periods are the ones worth refreshing on a schedule.

Does the data go below the state level?

Yes, depending on the dataset. Coverage runs from national totals down to state, territory and county breakdowns: the e-prescribing collections ship in matched county and state versions, while the hospital adoption table reports state-level percentage measures per year. Granularity is stated per deliverable so joins never surprise you.

What can the certified-developer counts answer?

Vendor concentration, directly. Developer names, provider type, incentive program year and the count of providers reporting each developer's technology arrive as columns - split hospital versus clinician segments and commercial versus other product types - so market-share drift among certified-health-IT developers becomes ordinary arithmetic rather than manual tallying.