Secure, standards-based data exchange across EHRs, payers, and care settings — so authorized systems can find and understand your data, not just receive a file.
Interoperability isn't a bigger integration — it's a different problem. Any authorized system should be able to find, request, and correctly interpret your data, without a bespoke connection built for every new partner.
We build interoperability layers on FHIR R4 with proper consent management, terminology mapping, and TEFCA-aligned architecture, so data exchange scales across new partners and networks instead of requiring a new integration each time.
RESTful FHIR R4 APIs for clinical, administrative, and claims data, built to USCDI data class requirements.
Query-based and directed exchange connections to regional and state Health Information Exchanges.
Architecture aligned to the Common Agreement and QHIN-based exchange model as the national network matures.
SMART on FHIR authorization flows with granular, auditable, patient-controlled consent for data sharing.
Shared care plans, referrals, and event notifications that follow the patient across organizations.
SNOMED CT, LOINC, and ICD-10 crosswalks so shared data means the same thing on both sides of an exchange.
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Talk to a SpecialistStandards conformance on paper doesn't guarantee a clean exchange. We validate every interoperability layer against real HIE and payer sandboxes before go-live.
Point-to-point integrations become unmanageable past a handful of partners. We build a single interoperability layer that new partners connect to using shared FHIR standards, not a new custom build each time.
A reference view of a typical interoperability layer we build — from the source system through consent and terminology services to external partner networks.
| Resource / Query | Purpose | Standard |
|---|---|---|
| Patient $match | Cross-organization patient identity matching | FHIR R4 |
| DocumentReference | Clinical document exchange | C-CDA / FHIR R4 |
| Consent | Patient authorization for data sharing | SMART on FHIR |
| QueryResponse | Query-based HIE data requests | IHE XCA |
| ADT Notification | Cross-organization event alerts | HL7 v2.x |
Every engagement follows the same disciplined path from discovery to ongoing support — adapted, not reinvented, for each client.
Map data sources, partner networks, and exchange requirements.
Define resource profiles, consent model, and terminology mapping.
Stand up the FHIR API layer and exchange gateway.
Test against HIE and partner sandboxes for conformance.
Phased partner onboarding with live monitoring.
Access monitoring, incident response, ongoing onboarding.
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