Outsourcing FHIR & HL7 integration: a buyer’s checklist ↗
Clarify deliverables, ownership, evidence and continuity before engaging a partner.
INTEROPERABILITY ENGINEERING · FHIR R4/R4B · HL7 V2
FHIR & HL7 engineering for healthcare software teams.
Specialist engineering support for healthcare IT consultancies and software vendors. Build FHIR APIs, modernise HL7 interfaces, integrate platforms and keep clinical and payer data moving reliably.
Engineering-first delivery · Defined scope · No patient data requested
INTEROPERABILITY / DELIVERY VIEW
HL7 v2
FHIR
Clinical data
APIs
Specialist services
Hands-on interoperability engineering, not another layer of consultancy.
From a single HL7 interface to a FHIR data pipeline, choose the workstream you need delivered.
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APIs
02FHIR API engineering
FHIR R4/R4B resources, endpoints, transformations, security patterns and testing.
Messaging
03HL7 interfaces & Mirth Connect
HL7 v2 mapping, interface remediation, routing, retries and monitored workflows.
Payer systems
04Payer interoperability
Patient Access, claims/EOB transformations, coverage data and Provider Directory integration.
Platforms
05FHIR platforms & data pipelines
Smile CDR engineering, FHIR repositories, Snowflake pipelines and reconciliation.
Operations
06Cloud & integration support
Cloud deployments, release planning, monitoring and structured troubleshooting.
Delivery capacity
Dedicated integration engineers
Flexible engineering capacity for scoped builds, integration backlogs and technical teams.
Who we help
Built for the teams that own delivery.
Different buyers, similar challenges: scarce specialist skills, complex data contracts and delivery deadlines.
FOR DELIVERY PARTNERS
Healthcare IT consultancies & integrators
Add integration engineers to your existing client work. Define responsibility, communication, handover and account boundaries before work begins.
Explore consultancy partnerships →FOR PRODUCT TEAMSHealthcare software vendors
Connect software products to clinical and payer data sources without building a permanent interoperability department from day one.
Explore vendor engineering →Engagement models
Start with the right-sized engineering engagement.
The first deliverable should be clear. We align responsibilities, test strategy and acceptance before extending scope.
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Scoped integration project
A defined interface, API or mapping task with documented deliverables and acceptance criteria.
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Dedicated specialist capacity
Engineering time assigned to an existing delivery team, backlog or technical implementation sprint.
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Ongoing technical support
Agreed monitoring, issue resolution and release support for supported integration workstreams.
TECHNOLOGY FOCUS
Built around the platforms real projects depend on.
Technology selection depends on your standards, architecture and existing stack. Platform names are descriptive, not vendor endorsements.
FHIR R4 / R4BHL7 v2Mirth ConnectSmile CDRSnowflakeAzure / AWSAPI integrationTesting & monitoring
Engineering approach
Make integration work observable, testable and supportable.
A representative delivery pattern showing how we structure an integration—not a disclosed customer architecture or case study.
01 · SourceClinical, claims or enrolment data
→02 · TransformMapping, validation and traceability
→03 · ExchangeHL7 messages or FHIR resources
What you should be able to review
- Interface contracts and field/resource mappings
- Test cases and error or retry behaviour
- Deployment, ownership and handover notes
- Monitoring and support boundaries
Illustrative engineering approach only. No customer systems, outcomes or confidential assets are depicted.
Free scoping check
Not sure where your integration project stands?
Answer six quick questions to receive an immediate, preliminary action plan. It is a scoping aid, not an infrastructure audit or compliance assessment.
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- No account or patient data required
- Copyable summary for your team
- Optional technical discovery enquiry
Engineer’s field notes
Useful guides for technical buyers.
Practical articles for CTOs, architects and delivery leads assessing what to build—and who should build it.
When a Mirth Connect engineer can unblock your project ↗
Identify routing, mapping and reliability work suited to specialist help.
Smile CDR implementation: engineering considerations ↗
Understand repository setup, mapping and operational boundaries.
Talk to an engineer
Have a healthcare integration problem to solve?
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