EHR Integration Services
Whatever EHR you run, we can connect it to what your organization actually needs it to talk to
Every EHR handles integration a little differently — different APIs, different HL7 profiles, different certification hurdles. That inconsistency is what slows teams down. Peerbits builds and maintains EHR integrations across major platforms, connecting your EHR to labs, pharmacies, portals, payers, and the applications your organization runs on top of it.
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EHR Integration Services for Connected Healthcare
Your EHR holds the record. It shouldn't be an island.
Most of a patient clinical picture lives in the EHR — but so do most of the bottlenecks. When the EHR can't exchange data with the lab system, the pharmacy, a patient portal, or a payer prior authorization workflow, staff end up bridging the gap by hand: faxing results, phoning in confirmations, re-entering the same data twice.
Peerbits builds EHR integrations that remove that manual layer — connecting your EHR to the systems around it using the method each platform actually supports, whether that is a modern FHIR API, an HL7 interface, or a vendor-specific integration path. We work across the major EHR platforms, so the integration is built around your systems, not a single vendor assumptions.
What Is EHR Integration?
Connecting the record system to everything that needs to read or write to it
EHR integration is the work of connecting an Electronic Health Record system to other healthcare applications, systems, and data sources, so information like admissions, orders, results, and encounters moves automatically instead of through manual processes.
In practice, that means building against whatever integration surface the EHR exposes — a FHIR API, an HL7 interface, or a vendor-specific integration toolkit — and mapping data correctly between the EHR model and the connected system model.
EHR INTEGRATION ARCHITECTURE
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FHIR · HL7 v2 · Vendor-specific
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Our EHR Integration Services
Integration work scoped to how your EHR actually needs to connect
Custom EHR Integration
Purpose-built integrations for connections that don't fit a standard template — custom workflows, non-standard data, or unique system pairings.
- Workflow-specific data mapping
- Non-standard system connectors
- Custom transformation logic
- Conformance documentation
EHR API Development
Building and consuming EHR APIs, including FHIR-based endpoints, to give your applications programmatic access to clinical data.
- FHIR R4/R5 API development
- SMART on FHIR integration
- API gateway and security
- Webhook and event-based access
Legacy EHR Modernization
Replacing brittle, undocumented interfaces to an older EHR with maintainable, standards-based integrations.
- Legacy interface audit and documentation
- FHIR facade over HL7 v2 systems
- Interface engine migration
- Incremental modernization approach
EHR Data Migration
Moving historical clinical and administrative data into or between EHR systems accurately and with validation in place.
- Source-to-target data mapping
- Clinical data transformation
- Validation and reconciliation
- Phased migration planning
Interface Development
Building the HL7 or API interfaces that connect your EHR to labs, pharmacies, and other clinical systems.
- ADT, ORM, ORU interface builds
- MLLP and HTTP endpoints
- ACK/NACK handling
- Interface engine configuration
EHR Workflow Integration
Embedding external tools and data directly into clinical workflows inside the EHR, so staff aren't switching systems mid-task.
- EHR-launched app integration
- In-workflow data surfacing
- Context-aware clinical tools
- SMART on FHIR app launch
EHR Platforms We Integrate
Platform-specific experience, not a generic integration template
Each EHR vendor exposes different integration surfaces, certification requirements, and quirks. We work directly with each platform specific integration path rather than treating every EHR the same.
Epic
Integration via Epic FHIR APIs and App Orchard/App Market pathways for both EHR-launched and standalone apps.
Oracle Health (Cerner)
Connecting to Oracle Health FHIR APIs and HL7 interfaces for clinical and administrative data exchange.
athenahealth
API-based integration with athenahealth platform for scheduling, clinical, and billing data.
eClinicalWorks
Integration through eClinicalWorks API and interface options for practice and clinical data.
MEDITECH
HL7 and API-based integration with MEDITECH environments, including legacy and Expanse deployments.
NextGen
Integration with NextGen API and interface capabilities for ambulatory and specialty workflows.
Allscripts
Connecting to Allscripts environments via available APIs and HL7 interfaces for clinical data exchange.
Veradigm
Integration with Veradigm platform and data services for practice and clinical workflows.
Practice Fusion
API-based integration for practices running on Practice Fusion cloud EHR platform.
Healthcare Systems We Connect
Everything around the EHR that also needs the data
The EHR is the record system, but it is rarely the only system that needs the data it holds. We connect the EHR to every system that participates in the care and operational workflows around it.
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CONNECTED HEALTHCARE ECOSYSTEM
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Connected Healthcare Ecosystem — the EHR exchanging data with the systems around it.
Common EHR Integration Use Cases
Where connecting the EHR changes day-to-day operations
Patient Data Exchange
Keeping demographics and records consistent and accessible across every connected system.
Clinical Data Exchange
Moving encounter, diagnosis, and treatment data between the EHR and the systems that need it.
Referral Management
Routing referrals and supporting documentation between providers without manual handoffs.
Prior Authorization
Connecting the EHR to payer systems to speed up authorization requests and responses.
Care Coordination
Giving every team involved in a patient care a consistent, current view of what is happening.
Revenue Cycle
Connecting clinical and billing systems so charges and claims reflect what actually happened in care.
Population Health
Feeding EHR data into analytics and reporting platforms used for population-level insight.
Our EHR Integration Process
A defined path from discovery to a supported integration
We start with the specific gap the integration needs to close, not a standard template — every EHR environment and connected-system landscape is different.
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Discovery
We map your current systems, data flows, and the specific gap the integration needs to close.
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Integration Strategy
We define which systems connect, through which method, and in what sequence.
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Architecture Design
We design the integration architecture around your EHR capabilities and your data volume.
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Development
We build the interfaces, APIs, and data mappings the integration requires.
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Testing
We validate data accuracy and workflow behavior against realistic clinical scenarios.
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Deployment
We deploy the integration and confirm it performs correctly in your production environment.
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Ongoing Support
We monitor and support the integration as connected systems and requirements evolve.
Why Choose Peerbits for EHR Integration?
Integration experience that spans platforms, not just one vendor
Multi-platform EHR experience
We have worked directly with the APIs, interfaces, and quirks of the major EHR platforms your organization is likely running.
Standards expertise where it matters
Deep, implementation-level knowledge of FHIR, HL7, and SMART on FHIR, applied to whichever standard your target systems actually support.
Architecture built for your ecosystem
We design integrations around your specific systems and data volume, not a generic reference architecture.
Support that continues after go-live
EHR vendors update APIs and certification requirements over time. We stay engaged so your integrations keep working.
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How we approach EHR integration work
Every EHR integration engagement starts with the same groundwork: which EHR platform you are on, which systems need to connect to it, and what data needs to move in which direction. From there, the approach is shaped by real constraints — the EHR vendor specific integration and certification process, data volume, and how much of your current infrastructure needs to stay in place during the transition.
Because every organization EHR environment and connected-system landscape is different, we would rather walk you through relevant project experience and technical approach directly. If you are evaluating a partner for an EHR integration project, we are glad to share the specifics that apply to your platform and systems.
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Real EHR integrations, data exchange projects, and healthcare connectivity work.
Book an EHR Integration Consultation
Tell us which EHR you run and what needs to connect to it.
Share your platform and the systems you are trying to connect — we will walk you through an integration approach before you commit to anything.
Frequently asked questions
EHR integration services connect Electronic Health Record systems with other healthcare applications, laboratories, pharmacies, payers, and platforms, so data flows between them automatically rather than through manual re-entry, using APIs, HL7 interfaces, or FHIR-based methods depending on the systems involved.
EHR integration typically works through APIs (increasingly FHIR-based), HL7 interfaces for message-based exchange, or vendor-specific integration methods, mapping data between the EHR's data model and the connected system's model, secured with appropriate authentication and authorization.
We integrate with Epic, Oracle Health (Cerner), athenahealth, eClinicalWorks, MEDITECH, NextGen, Allscripts, Veradigm, Practice Fusion, and other EHR platforms that offer an API, HL7 interface, or other supported integration path.
Timelines vary with scope. A single, well-defined connection can take a few weeks, while multi-system integration programs typically run several months, depending on the number of systems, data complexity, and the EHR vendor's own integration or certification process.
EHR integration is the technical work of connecting specific systems. Interoperability is the broader goal of systems being able to exchange and meaningfully use data across a healthcare ecosystem, which individual integration projects build toward.
Yes, through HL7 interfaces, custom APIs, or middleware, though the available options depend on how old the system is and what integration paths it exposes.
Yes. We work with both FHIR and HL7, choosing whichever the target EHR or connected system supports, and often use both within the same environment.
We use encryption in transit and at rest, scoped authorization such as OAuth 2.0 and SMART on FHIR where applicable, and follow each EHR vendor's required security and integration review process. Specific compliance obligations depend on your organization's own regulatory requirements.
Hospitals and health systems, digital health and health tech product companies, laboratories, pharmacies, payers, and any organization building software that needs to exchange data with EHR systems.
Peerbits brings implementation-level experience across FHIR, HL7, and vendor-specific EHR APIs, architecture designed around the specific systems involved, and support that continues through and after deployment.
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