Connect your product to the health system's EHR.
We build EHR integrations for digital-health products selling to health systems: through FHIR APIs, HL7 interfaces, or integration platforms such as Redox, tested with the health system and monitored in production.
What we deliver
- The integration path agreed with the health system: FHIR APIs, HL7 v2 interfaces, or an integration platform such as Redox.
- The data flows your product needs, mapped, built, and tested end to end with the health system's environment.
- Error handling, monitoring, and alerting so failed messages are seen before a clinician notices.
- Documentation your team can own, and an option for us to run it afterward.
Where integration projects stall, and how we plan for it
- The health system controls the timeline: access to test environments, interface teams, and approvals. We plan around their process from the first week.
- The security review runs in parallel: integration and security approval usually arrive together. See security review readiness.
- Production is the real test: real data has edge cases no test environment shows. We monitor closely after go-live.
Experience
Our team built the Myia Health remote-care platform. Myia Health successfully integrated with Epic through a health system using FHIR, and had a deep Redox integration, under HIPAA.
EHR Integration FAQ
Which EHR integration methods do you work with?
FHIR APIs, HL7 v2 interfaces, and integration platforms such as Redox. The right path depends on what the health system offers and what data your product needs.
Have you integrated with Epic before?
Yes. Myia Health, the remote-care platform our team built, successfully integrated with Epic through a health system using FHIR, and also integrated deeply with Redox.
Can you work with our integration platform instead of building direct connections?
Yes. Platforms move the data; we build the product side, test it with the health system, and run it.