Clinical data that moves itself — HL7 & FHIR pipelines we build, run, and own
Most integration vendors hand you a canvas and a login. We deliver working integration as operated digital workers: HL7 v2, FHIR R4, Mirth channels, and healthcare APIs that connect your EHR, labs, and payers — then we keep them running in production. HIPAA-aligned end to end.
Fragmented systems cost you twice — in engineering hours and in clinical risk
Every EHR, lab system, imaging archive, and payer speaks a slightly different dialect. Point-to-point interfaces pile up, break silently, and turn a routine upgrade into a multi-week fire drill. The problem is rarely the standard — it is that nobody owns the pipeline once it is live.
Data silos
Clinical, financial, and operational data trapped in systems that were never designed to talk to each other.
Manual re-keying
Staff copying results, referrals, and eligibility between screens — the slowest, most error-prone step in the workflow.
Brittle interfaces
One-off HL7 feeds that fail without alerting anyone, discovered only when a downstream report comes back empty.
Three practices, one operated outcome
Interoperability moves the data. AI & analytics make it useful. Enterprise IT & compliance keep it safe and audit-ready. Each service below is delivered as a running system we operate — not a tool you have to staff.
Interoperability
Move the dataHealthcare Interoperability
End-to-end integration strategy and delivery across EHRs, labs, HIE, and payers so records follow the patient.
View serviceHL7 & FHIR Interoperability
HL7 v2 feeds and FHIR R4 APIs, SMART on FHIR, and bulk data — built to the standard and validated against it.
View serviceMirth Connect
Channel design, transformation scripting, monitoring, and 24/7 operation of your Mirth/NextGen Connect engine.
View serviceHealthcare API Development
Custom FHIR-first APIs and gateways with versioning, auth, rate limiting, and full developer documentation.
View serviceAI & Analytics
Make it usefulHealthcare AI Implementation
Digital workers put into production — document intelligence, prior-auth triage, and clinical summarization on your data.
View serviceData Warehousing & BI
Clinical and revenue data unified into a governed warehouse with dashboards leadership actually uses.
View serviceHealth Data Analytics
Population health, quality measures, and utilization analytics built on interoperable, de-duplicated data.
View serviceRobotic Process Automation
Automating eligibility, claims, and back-office workflows where an API does not yet exist.
View serviceUDS Reporting Services
Automated UDS report preparation and validation for FQHCs — accurate, on time, HRSA-ready.
View serviceEnterprise IT & Compliance
Keep it safeHealth Cloud Security
Zero-trust architecture, encryption, and access governance for PHI in the cloud.
View serviceManaged IT Services
Round-the-clock monitoring, maintenance, and support for your integration and application estate.
View serviceHealth-IT Compliance
HIPAA, HITECH, and ONC certification readiness with documented controls and audit support.
View serviceA platform gives you a canvas. We give you a working system — and keep it working.
The platform-only model
- You buy licenses, then hire the team to build on them
- Integration logic lives in your backlog
- When a feed breaks at 2am, it is your on-call
- Value is deferred until you finish building
The 10decoders model
- We build the HL7/FHIR/Mirth pipelines end to end
- We operate them in production with monitoring and SLAs
- Failures alert us and get resolved before you notice
- Value lands when the first record flows — not months later
From interface map to operated production in four moves
Map
We inventory every system, feed, and data owner, then draw the target interoperability architecture.
Build
Channels, transforms, and APIs built to HL7/FHIR spec, validated against conformance test suites.
Prove
End-to-end testing with real message samples, security review, and sign-off before go-live.
Operate
We monitor, alert, and maintain the pipeline under SLA — you get the outcome, not the pager.
