zPaper Signs CMS
Interoperability Framework Pledge
Committing HealthScores.ai to the "Kill the Clipboard" Goals
Company leadership attended the CMS Health Tech Ecosystem event in Washington, D.C., where federal officials showcased tools that replace paper intake forms with secure sharing from a patient's own phone
ROSWELL, Ga., July, 27, 2026
zPaper announced that it has signed the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Interoperability Framework pledge, formalizing a commitment to give patients real-time control over their own health information and to help eliminate the paper intake form. Eric Stephens, founder and Chief Technology Officer, and Judson Bruno, HealthScores.ai Product Manager, signed on the company's behalf at the CMS Health Tech Ecosystem event held in Washington, D.C., on July 27, 2026.
Here is the promise, to which we signed: HealthScores.ai publicly commits to giving members clear control over their health information, obtaining informed consent, limiting data use and disclosure, protecting information with appropriate security safeguards, preserving the source of medical information, and providing transparent options to access, share, disconnect, or delete information.
The event brought together technology companies, health systems, and app developers to demonstrate progress on "Kill the Clipboard," the CMS objective focused on replacing manual intake forms with secure, phone-based data sharing. zPaper received a certificate of recognition for its participation. The pledge program is voluntary and open to new participants, and signing does not constitute endorsement, approval, or affiliation with CMS.
zPaper's commitment runs through HealthScores.ai, its consumer health platform built for people on Medicare and the family members who help them.
HealthScores.ai brings a member's medical records, health system portal data, and device readings into one place and translates them into a Health Score on a 0 to 1000 scale that a family can understand. The member's Health Profile lives in a file on their own phone or computer. From it, the member builds a SMART Health Link, choosing exactly what information to include and who receives it. A second QR code carries the same record as a FHIR file, structured in a format a provider's system is built to accept, so intake staff can bring it in rather than retyping it from a form.
zPaper will continue participating in the CMS Interoperability Framework workstreams as the agency sets subsequent milestones for pledge signers.
About HealthScores.ai
HealthScores.ai is a connected health platform that brings a person's medical records, health system portal data, and device readings into one place, translates them into a Health Score along with an easy-to-understand AI summary, and lets the member decide exactly who can see what. Built for people on Medicare and the families who help them, HealthScores.ai makes the right information available at the moment care happens. HealthScores.ai is a product of zPaper.
Learn more at www.healthscores.ai
About zPaper
zPaper helps pharmaceutical manufacturers, hubs, and patient support programs accelerate patient access to therapy. Its Salesforce-native platform unifies document exchange across fax, portal, email, and digital channels, transforming static enrollment documents into structured, FHIR-enabled data that flows directly into patient systems of record. Trusted by leading healthcare organizations, zPaper supports more than 75 drug brands and processes millions of enrollments annually. The HIPAA-compliant platform includes intelligent OCR, CFR eSignature capabilities, and secure AI-assisted document workflows. zPaper is headquartered in Roswell, GA.
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Corey Washington
zPaper
Judon Bruno
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