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Healthcare Interoperability, Solved

HL7 v2, FHIR and X12 EDI integration connecting EHRs, labs, payers and devices with reliable, audited message flow.

Overview

Make your systems speak the same language

Healthcare runs on messages — HL7 v2, FHIR resources and X12 EDI transactions. We design and operate the interfaces that move patient, clinical, lab and claims data between systems accurately, securely and with full auditability, so data flows where it needs to without losing fidelity or compliance.

From a single new lab feed to a full multi-system integration estate, our engineers build and support the interfaces — typically on Mirth Connect / Open Integration Engine — that connect your EHR, LIS, RIS/PACS, pharmacy, billing and payer systems reliably.

  • HL7 v2.x & FHIR R4 interfaces
  • X12 EDI (837, 835, 270/271, 834) for payers
  • EHR, LIS, RIS and device integration
  • HIPAA-aligned, audited message delivery
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Capabilities

What's Included

Everything you need, delivered by a senior, security-first team.

HL7 & FHIR

Bidirectional clinical data interfaces.

X12 EDI

Claims, eligibility and enrollment transactions.

EHR Integration

Epic, Cerner, athena and more.

Lab & Device

LIS/RIS and medical-device feeds.

Compliance

HIPAA-aligned, encrypted, audited.

Monitoring

Message tracking and alerting.

Healthcare data integration across every standard

Interoperability is the difference between clinicians having the full picture and chasing missing results. We build and operate the message interfaces that connect your systems — accurately, securely and with an audit trail for every message.

Standards and transactions we handle

  • HL7 v2 — ADT (admissions), ORM/OMG (orders), ORU (results), SIU (scheduling), MDM (documents), DFT (charges).
  • FHIR R4 — RESTful APIs, SMART on FHIR apps and HL7 v2 ↔ FHIR bridging.
  • X12 EDI — 837 claims, 835 remittance, 270/271 eligibility, 834 enrolment for payer exchange.
  • CCDA — clinical document generation, validation and exchange with HIEs.

Systems we connect

EHRs (Epic, Oracle Health / Cerner, athenahealth, OpenEMR), laboratory (LIS) and radiology (RIS/PACS) systems, pharmacy and e-prescribing, medical devices, clearinghouses and payer gateways — over MLLP/TCP, HTTPS, SFTP and FHIR APIs, all secured with TLS.

Reliable by design

Every interface is built with validation, error handling, retries, message tracking and alerting, so problems surface immediately and nothing is silently dropped — with the audit evidence your HIPAA program needs.

Process

How the Engagement Works

Discover

We assess your current state, goals and constraints.

Design

A secure, costed plan with clear milestones and SLAs.

Deliver

Iterative, auditable execution with security built in.

Operate

Ongoing optimisation, monitoring and support.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Healthcare data integration is the practice of connecting clinical and administrative systems so they can exchange data reliably — for example sending lab results from a LIS into an EHR, or claims from a practice to a payer. It uses standards such as HL7 v2, FHIR and X12 EDI, usually via an integration engine.

HL7 (v2 and FHIR) carries clinical and operational healthcare data such as admissions, orders and results. X12 EDI carries administrative and financial transactions between providers and payers — claims (837), remittances (835), eligibility (270/271) and enrolment (834). Many organisations need both.

We integrate EHRs including Epic, Oracle Health (Cerner), athenahealth and OpenEMR, plus lab (LIS), radiology (RIS/PACS), pharmacy, billing, clearinghouse and payer systems, and medical devices — typically using Mirth Connect / Open Integration Engine.

Yes. We build interfaces with TLS encryption in transit, access controls, audit logging and secure infrastructure, deployed in HIPAA-aligned environments, and we document the controls for your compliance program.

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