HL7 Interface Development and FHIR Integration Services

By applying AI to HL7 and FHIR data, including Bulk FHIR extracts, we enable predictive analytics that identify high-risk patients, track population health trends, personalize care plans and optimize resource use for value-based care.

HL7 gives disparate systems a common language. An integration layer built on it supports multi-version messaging, bidirectional exchange, real-time synchronization, parsing and validation, cloud and on-premise systems, and monitoring with audit trails, so data moves across radiology, pharmacy, billing and the EHR without re-keying.

Yes. We build HL7-compliant interfaces that connect legacy systems with modern platforms, with data normalization, real-time messaging and secure interoperability, and no need to replace existing infrastructure.

All integrations are developed to HIPAA, GDPR and the other regulations that apply, with secure transport, encryption, audit trails, role-based access and, for APIs, OAuth 2.0 and the ONC and CMS specifications.

Absolutely. We build interfaces that connect cloud-based systems such as Epic, Oracle Health (Cerner) and athenahealth with HIE platforms and national networks, for secure data sharing across providers, payers and third-party tools.

Yes. We build dashboards and monitoring tools for HL7 and FHIR interfaces that track message flows, detect anomalies and trigger alerts for failures, with automated replay where safe.

Yes. We provide ongoing support, optimization and maintenance, including engine version upgrades, performance monitoring, security patches and enhancements, as a managed service if you prefer.

SMART on FHIR is the open standard that lets an application launch inside an EHR such as Epic, Oracle Health or athenahealth, authenticate the user through the EHR’s login using OAuth 2.0, and read and write data through FHIR APIs, all in the clinician’s existing workflow. Yes, we build these apps, from clinical decision support and imaging views to documentation tools and patient-facing apps, and we support certification through the EHR vendors’ app programs. It is the fastest route to clinician adoption for a new capability.

Both, in most cases. HL7 v2 still carries the operational messaging inside hospitals (admissions, orders, results) and the systems that produce it will not change soon. FHIR is required for patient access, external exchange, analytics and any new application. We build one integration layer that speaks both and transforms between them, so you are not forced to choose or to replace what works.

It depends on what you are connecting. For HL7 v2 feeds inside a hospital, an interface engine (Mirth Connect, Iguana, Rhapsody or Cloverleaf). For modern APIs, a FHIR server or facade (HAPI FHIR or a cloud FHIR service). For apps that must live inside the EHR, SMART App Launch libraries and the vendor sandboxes. For testing, Inferno, Touchstone and the FHIR Validator. The technology section above lists the HL7 FHIR integration tools healthcare IT teams ask us about most and where each fits; we help you choose in the discovery call.

Yes. We build the EHR launch, the FHIR integration and the security model each vendor requires, and we support the app program certification process (Epic, Oracle Health, athenahealth). Vendor fees are separate; the engineering and certification evidence are ours to deliver.

Yes. We move channels from Corepoint, eGate, BizTalk or an older engine version to Mirth Connect, Iguana or Rhapsody, running old and new in parallel and cutting over partner by partner, so no feed is dropped.

Usually not. We work with the HL7 FHIR integration tools healthcare teams already own, such as Mirth Connect, Iguana, Rhapsody, Cloverleaf and cloud FHIR services, and recommend a change only when an engine is end-of-life or cannot meet the volume, FHIR support or uptime you need.