EHR & EMR Integration
Bidirectional connectivity with Epic, Cerner, Athena, and Meditech — the systems of record your product has to plug into.
Nirmitee connects EHRs, labs, pharmacies, devices, and payers into one clean, real-time FHIR data layer — so your product ships, your go-lives hold, and your data finally moves.
Every hospital and health-tech product runs on a dozen systems that were never designed to talk to each other. When patient data stays trapped in EHRs, labs, pharmacies, devices, and payer systems, the cost is real: stalled go-lives, deals lost to "does it integrate?", clinicians re-keying data, and reports that never reconcile.
We close that gap for a living — turning fragmented systems into one dependable, standards-based data layer you can build on.
Point-to-point interfaces multiply until nobody can change anything without breaking three others.
DICOM, ORU messages, proprietary device feeds. Each needs mapping, normalization, and terminology binding.
Eligibility, claims, and remittance run on EDI most product teams have never touched.
Click the systems you run. Watch them wire into one FHIR data layer, see the standard behind each connection — then get a personalized integration blueprint. This is what we do, made tangible.
Click any system above to see the standard it speaks, the data that flows, and exactly what we do to connect it.
We'll email your map + a scoping call invite. No spam, ever.
We've built production systems on each of these — including a SMART on FHIR server that passes 47/47 Inferno g10 conformance tests and interface engines running in live hospitals.
ADT, ORM, ORU, DFT, SIU, MDM — the backbone of hospital integration, parsed and routed reliably.
Resource modeling, RESTful APIs, profiles, and US Core conformance for modern app-to-EHR exchange.
SMART on FHIR launch, OAuth 2.0 scopes, and CDS Hooks — apps that run securely inside the EHR.
270/271 eligibility, 837 claims, 835 remittance — the EDI layer that runs healthcare's business side.
DICOM & DICOMweb for radiology and cardiology — images and structured reports into your workflow.
Clinical Document Architecture for summaries, referrals, and transitions of care — generated and parsed.
SNOMED CT, LOINC, ICD-10, RxNorm mapping so data means the same thing in every system.
FHIR Bulk Data ($export) and IHE profiles for HIE, registries, and population-health movement.
Six engineering services covering the full lifecycle — from a single interface to a certified, EHR-embedded product.
Bidirectional connectivity with Epic, Cerner, Athena, and Meditech — the systems of record your product has to plug into.
Launch your clinical app inside the EHR with OAuth 2.0 — built on patterns that pass Inferno g10 certification.
Mirth Connect / Rhapsody channel development and legacy-to-FHIR migration — modernize interfaces with zero downtime.
Bring vitals, ECG, glucose, and RPM data from clinical and consumer devices into the record — normalized and de-duplicated.
Eligibility, claims, and remittance over X12 — the revenue-cycle and payer connectivity most teams can't build alone.
Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission connectivity for hospitals, labs, and insurers — powered by the first native TypeScript ABDM V3 SDK, built by us.
We speak your buyers' language and your stack. Here's exactly how we plug in for the teams we work with most — and the specific play we run for each.
You're building a product that has to run inside Epic, Cerner, or Athena — and every enterprise deal now hinges on "does it integrate?" Integration is the gate between your demo and a signed contract, but it isn't your core product.
You move eligibility, claims, and authorizations — and your customers live in X12 EDI you'd rather not build and maintain in-house. X12 is unforgiving, every payer connection is slightly different, and nothing reconciles.
You capture vitals, ECG, glucose, or activity — and clinicians want it in the chart, not in yet another app. Device data is high-volume, noisy, and rarely standardized; getting it into the EHR cleanly is the hard part.
You run a stack that works — and you need to connect or modernize it without a rip-and-replace. Channels built by an engineer who has since left, no automated deployment, an HL7→FHIR migration deferred yet again.
Interoperability projects fail on assumptions, not code. Here's how we de-risk yours.
Your EHR, interface engine, and databases stay. We integrate around what's live, so nothing breaks to make something new work.
Migrations live or die on the switch. We design phased cutover, parallel-run, and rollback before writing the first mapping.
Endpoints are easy. Getting the data model, terminology, and identity right is the hard part — so that's where we start.
Map your systems, data flows, standards, and the real integration surface.
Design the canonical data model, terminology bindings, and identity strategy.
Engineer interfaces, APIs, and transforms with tests and observability baked in.
Validate against Inferno, US Core, and connectathon-grade conformance suites.
Monitor, alert, and support in production — with a Delivery Manager on point.
Every integration we build is HIPAA-compliant and BAA-ready from the first line of code — with encryption, consent, identity, and audit designed in, not bolted on.
Talk to a security-minded engineerEncryption at rest and in transit across every hop.
Architecture built to pass audits on first submission.
Consent management and Master Patient Index for clean identity.
Every access and exchange traceable, RBAC-controlled.
Real integration engineering, in production, at health systems and digital-health companies.
Connected a German hospital network for real-time cancer-care collaboration — clinical data synchronized across independent facilities without disrupting local systems.
Kept a five-facility cancer-care network in sync across openEHR and FHIR — bidirectional, conflict-aware synchronization that let each site keep its own stack.
Migrated 52 healthcare interfaces from HL7 v2 to FHIR R4 with zero downtime — phased cutover and parallel-run so not a single message was lost.
A fixed scope with a fixed price, or a dedicated integration team as an extension of yours.
Best when the scope is clear. Share your requirement, get a discovery call, and receive a fixed estimate and timeline. You pay on milestones — no surprises.
Best when the work is ongoing. Hire dedicated FHIR / HL7 / X12 engineers with 160 hours of focused attention each month — an extension of your team, not a black box.
The real how-to on healthcare integration — written by the engineers who build it.
Still unsure what fits? Build a blueprint in the studio above, or just book a call.
Book a scoping call and we'll map your integration surface, flag the risks, and show you the shortest path to a working data layer. Reviewed by a healthcare integration engineer — not a generic sales queue.
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