Opala

The page cites Gartner’s prediction that through 2026, over 60% of AI projects at organizations without AI-ready data practices will fail to deliver on business SLAs and be abandoned.

Opala’s Interoperability Compliance is described as implementable in less than 90 days, with audit-ready compliance. Its platform combines compliance, data exchange, and governance.

Opala’s Population Health Intelligence delivers hospital alerts within 30 seconds, identifies real-time trends without data latency, integrates a complete patient 360 into case management workflows, and supports outreach lists prioritized by risk, suspected conditions, and strategic priorities.

Opala’s Provider Data Accelerator brings payer intelligence into provider workflows. The page reports a 40% increase in EHR data capture, over 97% identity accuracy with EMR, and real-time report reconciliation.

The page notes that the United Nations General Assembly declared February 11 the International Day of Women and Girls in Science in 2015. Women make up 34% of Opala’s employees and contractors and 50% of its executive leadership team.

The page discusses CMS interoperability mandates and notes that enforcement may be delayed.

One Size Doesn’t Fit All: Transactional FHIR, Bulk FHIR, and Agentic Exchange Healthcare interoperability is entering a new phase. As

Opala joined the HL7 Da Vinci Project, where healthcare stakeholders define industry standards for data exchange between health plans and provider organizations.

Opala marked its first anniversary after raising a seed round, recruiting senior leaders, and moving into office space in downtown Seattle. The healthcare technology startup launched in 2020 and raised over $7.6 million by July 2021.

Healthcare startup Project Connect rebranded as Opala on July 15, 2021; the startup’s assets were scheduled to adopt the new name in the following weeks.

The company collects, standardizes, and consolidates healthcare data to build a complete picture of patient health.

Opala is headquartered in Seattle and was created by health plan and provider stakeholders. Its mission is to collect, standardize, and consolidate healthcare data to build a complete picture of patient health.

Opala lists its phone number as (206) 902-3380, email as info@opala.com, and address as 999 Third Ave, Suite 2650, Seattle, WA 98104.

Opala HealthSynq ingests and normalizes claims, clinical, lab, ADT, and Da Vinci CDex data in near real time for payers, providers, and digital-health innovators.

Opala Health, Inc.’s website privacy policy is effective April 2026 and describes how the company treats personal data.