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Achieve true healthcare interoperability with HL7 FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources), the modern standard for healthcare data exchange. Our FHIR implementation services enable real-time data sharing between systems using RESTful APIs, standardized data models, and cloud-ready architecture. We help healthcare organizations meet interoperability mandates while unlocking new capabilities for patient care and analytics.
The Challenge
Healthcare organizations face regulatory pressure to implement interoperability standards (21st Century Cures Act, ONC rules) while struggling with legacy systems built on outdated standards. FHIR adoption requires technical expertise, comprehensive data mapping, and careful migration from HL7 v2/CDA formats. Organizations need FHIR solutions that work with existing infrastructure without disrupting operations.
Our Approach
Key Benefits
Measurable results that transform healthcare delivery and patient outcomes
Interoperability
Seamless data exchange with 100+ healthcare apps and systems
API Performance
Sub-100ms response times for FHIR API queries
Compliance
100% compliance with ONC and USCDI requirements
Developer Experience
90% reduction in integration time for third-party apps
Real-World Applications
See how leading healthcare organizations are using this solution
Patient Data Access API
FHIR API enabling patients to access health records via third-party apps
Key Results:
Provider Data Exchange
Real-time clinical data sharing between health systems using FHIR
Key Results:
SMART on FHIR App Platform
EHR-integrated apps for clinical decision support and specialized workflows
Key Results:
Technology Stack
Built with industry-leading technologies and frameworks
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about this solution
HL7 FHIR is the modern standard for healthcare data exchange, replacing older formats like HL7 v2 and CDA. It uses RESTful APIs, JSON/XML formats, and modular "resources" making it easier to implement. FHIR is now mandated by ONC regulations for patient data access and provider-to-provider exchange.
Yes, FHIR and HL7 v2 can coexist. We build transformation layers that convert between formats, allowing gradual migration to FHIR while maintaining existing v2 interfaces. This "hybrid" approach minimizes disruption during the transition.
We implement multiple security layers: OAuth 2.0/OpenID Connect for authentication, role-based access control, patient consent management, comprehensive audit logging, and encryption in transit and at rest. All implementations follow SMART on FHIR security guidelines.