Healthcare
Interoperability Engineering
Integration engines and FHIR APIs that connect EMR, LIS, RIS, PACS and third-party systems — including the ones whose vendors stopped answering email.
The unglamorous work that decides whether anything else works
An integration is only as good as its worst edge case: the malformed segment at 2am, the duplicate ORU, the study that arrives with the wrong accession number. We build for those cases explicitly.
Observable by default
Every interface ships with message-level tracing, replay, dead-letter handling and alerting — so a broken feed raises a page, not a support ticket three days later.
De-identification you can defend
For research and AI pipelines we implement configurable de-identification with an auditable record of exactly which tags were removed, retained or hashed.
What this includes
- HL7 v2 interface engines with message replay and monitoring
- FHIR R4 facade APIs over legacy databases
- DICOM routing, tag morphing and de-identification
- ABDM / national health ID readiness
- Terminology mapping — LOINC, SNOMED CT, ICD-10
Related services
Hospital Information Systems
HIS and EMR platforms that unify registration, orders, pharmacy, billing and clinical documentation into a single patient record clinicians actually want to use.
PACS & Radiology Informatics
DICOM-native PACS, RIS and reporting workflows — built by a team that understands hanging protocols, worklists and what actually slows a radiologist down.
Telemedicine & Remote Care
Video consultation, remote monitoring and patient engagement platforms that hold up on a rural 3G connection, not just on a demo stage.
Tell us what you are building.
Describe the problem rather than the solution. We reply with a considered view of what to tackle first — and say plainly if we are not the right fit.