FHIR

PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS

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End-to-End FHIR Interoperability

Support for core resources (e.g., Patient, Encounter, Observation, Condition, Medication, Procedure, DiagnosticReport) with create/read/update/search operations across R4/R5 where applicable.

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Profiles, IGs & Validation

Implements US Core and relevant specialty Implementation Guides with automated profile validation, terminology binding, and conformance reporting to keep integrations compliant.

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SMART on FHIR + OAuth2 Security

Standards-based authorization (OAuth2/OpenID Connect) for patient- and clinician-facing apps, with granular scopes, consent logging, and audit trails to meet HIPAA-aligned workflows.

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Bulk Data (Flat FHIR) for Analytics

FHIR $export for cohort and population pulls, enabling RWE studies, registry feeds, and AI/ML feature stores without bespoke ETL for each source.

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Subscriptions & Eventing

FHIR Subscriptions (REST/Webhook) to stream real-time changes (e.g., new labs, imaging results) into downstream services, alerts, and AI pipelines.

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Terminology Services

Integrated code systems and value sets (SNOMED CT, LOINC, RxNorm, ICD-10) with concept mapping and expansion APIs to keep data consistent across systems.

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Portable & Cloud-Ready

Compatible with leading FHIR servers and services (e.g., HAPI, Google Cloud Healthcare API, Azure API for FHIR) to deploy on-prem or cloud with the same interfaces.

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Normalization Pipelines

Ingress adapters transform HL7 v2, CCD/C-CDA, and proprietary feeds into FHIR resources, deduplicating records and reconciling identities for cleaner longitudinal data.

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Developer Sandboxes & Testing

Self-serve test tenants, synthetic datasets, and Postman/CLI collections accelerate build–measure–learn cycles for member teams.

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