Kno2 connects Microsoft Azure healthcare customers to its national clinical data network

Nov 12, 2026
Health systems on Azure can pull outside clinical records into Fabric and OneLake through Kno2 and use them in agents built with Microsoft Foundry and Copilot Studio.

Kno2, a federally designated Qualified Health Information Network, has announced a collaboration with Microsoft that links healthcare organisations using Azure Health Data Services, Microsoft Fabric and OneLake to its network, according to a press release.

Through Kno2, those organisations can exchange clinical records with hospitals, physician practices, post-acute and behavioral health providers which reduces the need for separate point-to-point connections. The outside records can then feed AI agents built with Microsoft Foundry and Copilot Studio, giving models a fuller view of a patient's history. Kno2 lists referral and intake automation among the uses.

"The next opportunity is connecting that intelligence to the rest of healthcare," said Therasa Bell, Kno2's president and co-founder. The release does not name health systems using the connection or give pricing.

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