The Integration Layer
for Healthcare
Healthcare organisations connect to an average of 16+ disparate systems: EHRs, billing, telehealth, labs, patient engagement platforms. Each speaks different protocols (HL7, FHIR, X12 EDI) with vendor-specific implementations. Manual workarounds fill the gaps.
Why Healthcare Integration Is Broken
The healthcare data ecosystem was never designed for interoperability. Three structural problems make integration harder here than in any other industry.
Protocol Fragmentation
Healthcare systems communicate via HL7v2, FHIR R4, X12 EDI, and proprietary REST APIs. Even two systems both claiming "FHIR support" implement it differently. Generic automation platforms were never designed to handle these protocols.
Compliance Barriers
HIPAA, HITECH, and state-level privacy laws require BAAs, audit trails, and encryption for any system touching PHI. Generic automation platforms like Zapier cannot sign BAAs and are structurally incompatible with healthcare workflows.
Vendor Lock-in
Switching EHR vendors or adding a new telehealth platform means rebuilding integrations from scratch. Each connection is a custom, brittle point-to-point link maintained by scarce health IT staff.
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