Healthcare Data Lives in Silos
Hospitals and health systems run dozens of systems — EHRs, labs, imaging, pharmacy, billing, patient portals, devices — and most of them speak different data languages. HL7 v2 messages flow between some of them. FHIR APIs connect some of the newer ones. And between them all, data gets manually re-entered, faxed, or just not shared. The result is fragmented patient records, duplicated work, and clinical decisions made with incomplete information.
HL7 and FHIR integration is the work of connecting these systems so data flows correctly, completely, and securely.
What We Build
- Interface engine deployment — HL7 interface engines (Mirth/NextGen, Rhapsody, Corepoint, or custom) that route, transform, and monitor messages between systems.
- FHIR API implementation — FHIR servers, FHIR-based integrations, and FHIR-compatible APIs that let modern applications work with clinical data using standard resources.
- Data mapping and transformation — Map between HL7 v2, FHIR, CDA, and proprietary formats. Ensure patient data, observations, medications, and appointments are correctly interpreted on each side.
- EHR integration — Connect third-party applications to major EHRs (Epic, Cerner, Meditech, Allscripts) through their interoperability interfaces.
- Clinical data exchange — Build HIE connections, care coordination data flows, and patient data sharing that complies with healthcare data standards and privacy requirements.
- Interoperability testing and validation — Test message flows, validate data integrity, and monitor interface health in production.
Standards We Work With
HL7 v2.x, HL7 FHIR R4 and subsequent releases, CDA, DICOM for imaging, IHE profiles, and country-specific healthcare data standards as required.