Integration challenges don’t start with technology, they start with limited visibility, slow timelines, and not enough resources to keep up.
In this webinar, OrthoNebraska shares how a lean IT team modernized its integration strategy with Rhapsody® Envoy iPaaS, moving away from vendor-dependent workflows to a scalable, API-centric model built for speed and control.
Through a conversation with Ann Wright, Director of IT & Informatics, you’ll hear how the organization accelerated integration delivery, gained real-time visibility, and achieved measurable ROI, all without expanding the team.
You will walk away with:
- A clear model for scaling integrations without adding headcount
- Insight into how to reduce integration timelines from months to days
- A practical approach to gaining real-time visibility and preventing disruptions
- A framework for reducing reliance on external vendors
- Next steps to modernize your integration foundation across FHIR, HL7v2, and APIs
Who should watch:
- Healthcare IT and operations leaders, including:
- CIOs, VPs, and Directors of IT
- Clinical informatics and operations leaders (CMIOs, Informatics Directors)
- IT systems analysts and integration leaders
- Revenue cycle and financial operations leaders
If your organization is under pressure to scale integrations faster without growing your team, this webinar will show what’s possible with the right platform and approach.
Meet the speakers:
Ann Wright
Director of IT & Informatics, OrthoNebraska
A former Cardiac Cath Lab RN turned health IT leader, Ann brings over two decades of clinical and technology experience. At OrthoNebraska, she led the adoption of Rhapsody Envoy iPaaS, achieving a 30% ROI, reducing integration timelines from months to days, and scaling interoperability without adding dedicated resources.
Gabi Barragan
Product Marketing, Rhapsody
Gabi Barragan is a product marketing leader for Rhapsody. She brings deep familiarity with the Envoy value proposition, target customers, and real-world outcomes — and will guide Ann through the conversation, drawing out key insights and connecting the OrthoNebraska story to broader themes in healthcare integration strategy.
