Digital Health Most Wired Survey
The Digital Health Most Wired survey is an international benchmarking and recognition program which serves as a comprehensive "Digital Health Check-up" for healthcare organizations across the world. As success in digital health increasingly determines the quality of patient care, the scope of the CHIME Digital Health Most Wired survey reflects the progress of leading healthcare providers as they reinvent healthcare for a new century. To help you achieve the best possible survey experience we have created this Resource Page for the 2025 survey year.
Digital Health Most Wired Survey Opens April 1
Most Wired Participants.
Log into the DHA PortalProvider members who participated in the Digital Health Most Wired Survey receive complimentary access to our Provider portal. Log in with your organization-specific credentials.
If you took the survey prior to 2024, you'll need to re-register. If you participated in the 2024 survey, your portal login is still active. For access questions, contact the DHA team.
Gain exclusive access to market intelligence via custom queries into our database and the creation of your own surveys to our audience of digital health leaders.
I Am A Commercial Partner
Analyze your DHMW data against your peers via queries and custom surveys to gain valuable benchmarking insights into best practices, HIT adoption patterns, and market trends related to HIT.
I Am A New Provider PartnerProviders who have not previously participated in the Digital Health Most Wired Survey can register for access here.
2022 Digital Health Most Wired Results
Featured Market Insights
Past Results
In 2019, an improved system was introduced that allows participating organizations to better benchmark their level of adoption and outcomes achieved. These certification levels will help ensure that the Most Wired program continues to be a catalyst for technology adoption that improves patient outcomes and engagement. Every participating organization will be certified at a level that represents their respective achievements. Levels are based solely on an organizations raw score without consideration for how this score compares to the scores of other participants.
