GHX helps any organization that buys, sells, tracks and/or uses medical products to realize cost savings, gain efficiencies and make better business decisions.

A pioneer in the early business-to-business exchange market, GHX’s original focus was building an electronic trading exchange where suppliers and providers could use a single connection to do business with multiple trading partners. It has survived and thrived by staying true to its core focus: making healthcare more efficient.

In 2000, GHX was founded by several of the world’s largest medical products manufacturers, including Johnson & Johnson, GE Healthcare, Baxter International Inc., Abbott Laboratories and Medtronic, Inc. It is now owned by 20 organizations, representing manufacturers, distributors, hospitals and group purchasing organizations.

GHX has become a collaborative community connected through a robust, reliable and scalable infrastructure where providers and suppliers can conduct business with one another electronically. Today, GHX delivers customers a wide range of offerings that drive better efficiency, reduce costs and improve operational performance through:

• supply chain, accounts payable and sales force automation
• content, contract and inventory management
• business intelligence

Enabling performance excellence in healthcare is possible through GHX's broad industry ownership, a focus on delivering value across the entire supply chain, a robust and reliable exchange network, commitment to data accuracy and privacy, and a business model that is open and neutral. As the largest trading exchange in healthcare worldwide, GHX operates in the US, Canada and nine European countries.

GHX’s worldwide headquarters are based near Denver, Colorado, with additional offices in Tennessee, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Canada, the United Kingdom and Germany. GHX has 500 employees worldwide.