Healthcare Interoperability Solutions
Build secure, standards-based healthcare integrations using FHIR, HL7, APIs, and modern data exchange frameworks — so clinicians always have the full picture.
The Problem
Clinicians spend hours hunting for records. Payers and providers operate in silos. Real-time decisions get made on incomplete data. We fix that.
Patient data trapped across EHRs, labs, imaging systems, and payers — never in one place at the right time.
Fax machines, PDF attachments, and manual data entry introduce delays, transcription errors, and compliance gaps.
Patients repeat their history at every visit. Providers make decisions without access to prior test results or medications.
Without real-time data, providers rely on stale records — delaying diagnoses, treatments, and critical clinical decisions.
Our Services
From FHIR API development to deep EHR integrations, we cover the full stack of healthcare data exchange.
Architecture
A layered integration architecture that normalizes data from any source and delivers it to any consuming application — in real time.
DATA SOURCES
EHR Systems
Epic · Cerner · MEDITECH
Labs & Diagnostics
Results · Orders · Reports
Payers & Claims
Eligibility · Auth · Claims
IoT & Devices
RPM · Wearables · Sensors
Pharmacy
Rx · Medication APIs
TRANSLATION LAYER
FHIR / HL7 Normalization Layer
FHIR R4/R5 · HL7 v2/v3 · C-CDA · SMART on FHIR · Terminology mapping
Master Patient Index (MPI)
PROCESSING
Integration Engine
Routing · Transformation · Orchestration · Event Streaming (Kafka / MQ) · Error handling & retry
ACCESS and SECURITY
API Gateway and Security Layer
OAuth 2.0 · SMART Auth · Rate limiting · Audit logging · TLS / encryption at rest
CONSUMING APPLICATIONS
Patient Portal
FHIR · Scheduling
Clinical Apps
CDS · Decision support
Mobile Health
iOS · Android apps
Payer Systems
Claims · Auth workflows
AI & Analytics
Predictive · NLP
Use Cases
Real-world integration problems, solved with production-grade engineering.
01
Connect multiple hospitals and clinics across a health system into a unified patient record. Enable clinicians at any location to access complete longitudinal history — labs, imaging, medications, encounters.
02
Connect your mobile or web health application directly with Epic, Cerner, or athenahealth using SMART on FHIR — read patient data, write back outcomes, trigger CDS Hooks, all through standardized APIs.
03
Automate prior authorization, eligibility verification, and claims workflows between providers and payers. Reduce approval times from days to minutes using Da Vinci implementation guides and CMS interoperability rules.
04
Ingest continuous streams from wearables, home monitoring devices, and IoT sensors — normalize, alert on anomalies, and push clinically relevant readings directly into the patient's EHR chart.
Compliance and Standards
Every integration we build is designed to meet the compliance requirements of the US and European healthcare landscape — not bolted on as an afterthought.
PHI safeguards, audit trails, BAA agreements, encryption at rest and in transit
v2, v3, C-CDA, and FHIR implementation conformance testing
R4 and R5 conformant resources, validated with official FHIR validators
Security, availability, and confidentiality controls audited by third parties
Data residency controls, consent management, right-to-erasure workflows for EU deployments
Technology Stack
We work with the leading healthcare integration platforms and standards to ensure your solution is robust, maintainable, and future-proof.
Ready to Connect Your Systems?
Talk to our healthcare integration architects. We'll assess your current stack, identify integration gaps, and propose a standards-based solution — with a clear timeline and fixed scope.
Discuss Your Integration NeedsEHR integrations delivered
HIPAA compliant engagements
Typical time-to-first integration
See how we've connected hospitals, payers, and digital health platforms with production-grade interoperability.
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Healthcare interoperability is the ability of different health IT systems, devices, and applications to access, exchange, and cooperatively use clinical and administrative data. True interoperability means data flows in real time, in a structured format, across any system — not just exported as PDFs or manually re-entered.
FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources) is the modern standard for healthcare data exchange, mandated by ONC and CMS. It uses REST APIs and JSON/XML, making it far easier to integrate than legacy HL7 v2. Every major EHR — Epic, Cerner, Oracle Health — now exposes FHIR R4 APIs, and FHIR R5 adds even more capability for clinical data exchange.
Most production FHIR integrations with major EHRs (Epic, Cerner, Athena) go live in 6–10 weeks using our pre-built connector library. HL7 v2 integrations using Mirth Connect or similar engines typically take 4–8 weeks depending on message volume and transformation complexity.
Yes. Peerbits designs payer and provider API implementations to meet CMS 9115-F interoperability rule requirements — including Patient Access API, Provider Directory API, and Prior Authorization API (CMS-0057-F) with Da Vinci implementation guide conformance.
Yes. We have production experience with Epic's FHIR R4 APIs, App Orchard registration, MyChart integration, CDS Hooks, and SMART on FHIR embedded app launch. We also work with Epic's non-FHIR APIs and have navigated Epic's security review process for multiple clients.
HL7 v2 is a pipe-delimited message format from the 1980s, still used in labs, ADT feeds, and pharmacy systems. FHIR is a modern REST API standard using JSON/XML with structured resources. We handle both — and often build FHIR facades over HL7 v2 systems so modern apps can consume legacy data through standardized APIs.
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