We connect the systems you already run, consolidate what they hold into one warehouse, and build the reporting your teams actually use. Everything below is delivered by engineers who work in healthcare data every day.
Each stands on its own, but they are designed to stack — integrations feed the warehouse, and the warehouse feeds the reporting.
Inbound, outbound and bidirectional interfaces between your EHR, practice management, lab, clearinghouse, payer and in-house systems — built, tested, monitored and supported.
A single, governed home for clinical, operational and financial data — designed, built and loaded from every source you run, on the platform you prefer.
Dashboards, scheduled extracts and self-service data models built on top of the warehouse — with KPI definitions agreed once and applied everywhere.
Web applications and internal tools shaped around a workflow your existing software will not support — built on the same data platform, not beside it.
However many systems you have and however differently they each behave, the shape of the work is the same. Getting these four stages right is the entire job.
We work natively with each of these, so an integration project starts from experience rather than a learning curve.
| Format | What it covers | Typically used for |
|---|---|---|
| HL7 v2.x | ADT, ORU, ORM, ORD, SIU, DFT, MDM messages over MLLP or file | Registrations, orders, results, scheduling, charges |
| FHIR R4 | REST resources, search parameters and bulk export | Modern EHR APIs, app integration, population extracts |
| C-CDA / CDA R2 | Continuity of care and clinical summary documents | Referrals, transitions of care, HIE exchange |
| EDI X12 | 837, 835, 270/271, 276/277, 834, 999 transaction sets | Claims, remittances, eligibility, status, enrolment |
| REST / SOAP APIs | Vendor APIs, webhooks and custom endpoints we build | Practice management, CRM, scheduling, in-house apps |
| CSV & flat files | Delimited and fixed-width files over SFTP or shared storage | Nightly exports, vendor drops, legacy systems |
| Staging tables | Direct reads from database staging or replica layers | Systems with no interface, but a database you can reach |
A data platform is not a project you finish. These are the services that keep one healthy after go-live.
Tell us which applications you need connected and what you wish you could see. We will come back with an approach, a sequence and an honest view of the effort.