EHR/EMR Integrations
Bridge the gap between your custom healthcare software and legacy medical records. We build secure, HIPAA-compliant EHR/EMR integrations.
Health technology companies routinely find that integration, not their core product, is what gates enterprise sales. Every hospital runs a different EHR, configured differently, with its own approval process — and a product that cannot exchange data with the incumbent system will not clear procurement regardless of its merits.
Impact
Deals stall in technical review for months. Engineering time is consumed by integration work that was never the product roadmap. And because each health system's configuration differs, the integration built for one customer frequently does not transfer to the next.
We build and operate EHR integrations so your team can stay on the product. That covers vendor programme navigation, interface design against what the specific system actually exposes, and the ongoing maintenance these connections require.
Technical Approach
Integration uses FHIR APIs where the EHR and its version support them, HL7 v2 messaging where they do not, and interface engines such as Mirth Connect for message transformation and routing. Vendor programmes — Epic's App Orchard among them — have their own technical and review requirements that are planned for rather than discovered mid-project.
Each new health system customer triggers a bespoke integration effort, with engineering time diverted from product and timelines dictated by an unfamiliar approval process.
A maintained integration layer handles the variation between systems, with new customers onboarded through configuration rather than a fresh build each time.
Strict adherence to global data privacy laws. We never train public AI models on your proprietary data.
Architecture designed to meet rigorous healthcare and enterprise security compliance standards natively.
Scalable cloud-native deployments via AWS and Vercel Edge networks ensuring 99.99% uptime.
Everything you need to know about our EHR/EMR Integrations process.
Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR) is the modern standard for exchanging healthcare information electronically. It uses modern RESTful APIs rather than the clunky, outdated HL7v2 text pipelines.
Yes, as a compliant software development agency, we execute BAAs to legally ensure we handle your PHI (Protected Health Information) according to strict HIPAA regulations.
Because comparatively little of it is development. Vendor programme approval, security review, health-system IT scheduling, and testing in a non-production environment all take real calendar time and are largely outside your control. The variation in the range comes mostly from which vendor and which health system, not from technical complexity. VERIFY: confirm against your delivery history.
In practice you usually need both. FHIR is the modern standard and increasingly well supported, but real deployments still involve older systems and specific workflows where HL7 v2 messaging remains the only available interface. Designing for FHIR alone tends to work in demonstrations and fail against a genuine hospital estate.
It depends on your integration pattern and how you are distributing. Vendor programmes carry their own requirements, review cycles, and costs, and they are not always the right route. We assess which path fits your product and customer base rather than assuming the vendor programme by default.
This matters more than teams expect. EHR integrations are not build-once artefacts — vendor updates, health-system configuration changes, and standards evolution all require ongoing attention. We can hand over with documentation to your team, or maintain it under an ongoing arrangement. What does not work is treating it as finished at go-live.
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