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eMedicalPractice
eMedicalPractice
Innovative healthcare technology streamlining operations, enhancing patient care.
eMedicalPractice, located in Delray Beach, Florida, is a prominent healthcare technology firm that has been serving ambulatory practices and medical management groups since 2008. We provide a comprehensive suite of fully integrated and customizable enterprise solutions, which encompass our Electronic Health Record (EHR) system, Practice Management tools, Telemedicine services, Clearinghouse functionality, Revenue Cycle Management, Billing services, Patient Engagement platforms, and MIPS Registry solutions. Our commitment is to empower healthcare providers with innovative technology that enhances patient care and streamlines operations.
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Qvera Interface Engine
Qvera
Replace outdated integration. HL7, FHIR, DICOM and X12 in one engine, since 2008.
Qvera Interface Engine (QIE) is a healthcare integration engine for organizations that need clinical, imaging and administrative systems to exchange data reliably. Qvera has built interface engines since 2008 and sells both directly to healthcare organizations and to software vendors who license QIE and embed it in their own products.
Many healthcare organizations end up running one tool for clinical messaging and a second for imaging. QIE handles both: HL7 v2 and v3, FHIR, DICOM including native DIMSE, X12, NCPDP, ASTM, CDA and IHE profiles in one engine, over MLLP, REST, SFTP, file, database, message queue and SMB network share. One platform, one vendor, and one skill set for the team that runs it.
What sets QIE apart: imaging is not a separate purchase, because DICOM networking (store, query, retrieve and worklist) and header de-identification run in the same engine as your HL7 and FHIR interfaces; a team moving off Mirth Connect can convert its existing channels, JavaScript included, into QIE channels, with a report of anything worth checking; and high availability is available on every licensing model.
Interfaces are scripted in JavaScript, one of the most widely used programming languages, with a built-in Code Wizard, and the built-in AI Companion helps teams build and troubleshoot them. QIE runs on MSSQL, MySQL or MariaDB, and the Remote Management Hub monitors and controls QIE instances running inside separate customer networks from a single console.
QIE deploys on-premise, in containers, or in your own cloud. It is in production today at more than 600 sites, running more than 25,000 interfaces and processing more than 50 million messages a day, with individual deployments ranging from a single clinic to more than 10 million messages a day in one instance. Customers consistently rate Qvera's support highly, including 24/7 coverage for system-down emergencies. SOC 2 Type 2 attested.
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iTouch IoMT
iOrbit Digital Technologies
Transforming healthcare through secure connections and innovative solutions.
The iTOUCH IOMT Platform acts as a secure backbone for the realm of digital health, connecting medical devices, healthcare systems, and digital applications to promote interoperability, enable remote monitoring, improve connected care, ensure cybersecurity, and drive AI-powered innovations.
This system addresses critical issues within the digital healthcare landscape, including the fragmentation of data, the necessity for seamless device compatibility, the challenges of providing care outside of hospital environments, inconsistent patient care experiences, the management of medical device lifecycles, and the imperative for adherence to cybersecurity standards and regulatory compliance.
Moreover, it underscores the significance of delivering AI-ready healthcare data, which supports a more intelligent approach to managing patient care. Thanks to its strong and scalable architecture, which facilitates connectivity, data integration, secure management, and application development, iTOUCH allows healthcare organizations and innovators in the digital health arena to swiftly deploy connected healthcare solutions without the burdens of building complex infrastructures from scratch.
Ultimately, this platform is instrumental in shaping the future of healthcare by optimizing processes and improving patient outcomes through the integration of advanced technology, paving the way for more efficient and effective healthcare solutions. As the healthcare landscape continues to evolve, the iTOUCH IOMT Platform stands out as a vital resource for those seeking to enhance care delivery and patient engagement.
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Oracle SOA
Oracle
Seamlessly transition to the cloud with enhanced integration efficiency.
Oracle SOA offers a distinctive advantage by allowing businesses to migrate their existing on-premises integrations and composite applications to the cloud without any modifications through its Bring Your Own License (BYOL) model, while simultaneously supporting the creation of contemporary integrations with Oracle Integration. By automating data flows across Oracle, third-party, and custom applications, companies can boost productivity and minimize the potential for data entry errors. This decoupling of services from clients in application interactions enhances organizational agility and reduces support costs. Organizations have the option to implement integrations in either on-premises environments or the cloud, striking a favorable balance between security, cost-effectiveness, and adherence to regulatory requirements. Emphasizing service-oriented automation, firms can leverage Oracle Integration to improve connectivity in their development processes. In addition, they can simplify administrative functions such as backup, restoration, scalability, and high availability, which decreases complexity and the likelihood of mistakes while enhancing operational agility. This holistic strategy ultimately equips organizations to respond rapidly to evolving business demands and technological changes, fostering a more resilient and adaptable operational framework. By embracing these capabilities, companies can not only streamline their processes but also position themselves for future growth and innovation.
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Matrix Connect
Matrix One
Transforming medical device connectivity: secure, compliant, effortless integration.
Matrix Connect, which was formerly known as Galen Data, streamlines the complex and expensive journey of establishing cloud connectivity for medical devices from the outset. It provides a uniquely crafted, secure, and compliant framework that empowers engineering teams to connect devices to the cloud within weeks rather than months. The platform boasts high scalability and complete configurability while featuring pre-built compliance structures that meet critical regulations such as ISO 13485, IEC 62304, HIPAA, GDPR, and FDA/EU MDR, effectively minimizing regulatory hurdles. By enabling the monitoring of real-time data and integration with EHR/EMR systems, along with facilitating seamless scaling of deployments, it guarantees comprehensive data security throughout the process. Consequently, users can dedicate their efforts to innovation and product development, confident that connectivity challenges are being expertly handled. This allows teams to concentrate on their core competencies without the distraction of managing the complexities of cloud integration.
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Rhapsody Corepoint
Rhapsody
Streamline healthcare data exchange with effortless, reliable integration.
The Corepoint Integration Engine is a user-friendly and modular system that significantly improves the efficiency of healthcare data exchange. It guarantees seamless interoperability without requiring coding skills, facilitating cost-effective and unified communication across diverse healthcare systems. With a graphical, menu-driven interface, it allows users to efficiently tackle data integration challenges through personalized alerts, thereby promoting a healthier work-life balance by reducing overtime. The platform is scalable, adapting to the evolving needs of organizations with its versatile deployment choices and integrated safety features. It supports multiple installation options, including on-premises, cloud-based services, or Integration Platform as a Service (iPaaS). Furthermore, the development methodology prioritizes testing throughout the building phase, and its reusable actions combined with comprehensive monitoring tools instill confidence in users for successful interface creation, scheduling, and implementation. In summary, the Corepoint Integration Engine enables healthcare entities to streamline their data exchange operations while ensuring flexibility and dependability in their processes. This results in a more efficient healthcare ecosystem that ultimately benefits both providers and patients alike.
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Decode Health, created by Folio3 Digital Health, acts as an HL7 interface engine that boosts interoperability in the healthcare industry by enabling seamless communication between diverse healthcare information systems. This integrated platform connects various systems, including EHRs, EMRs, HIS, LIS, RIS, and PACS, allowing healthcare professionals to exchange patient information accurately and swiftly. With support for multiple HL7 versions and message types such as ADT, ORM, ORU, and RDE, the solution caters to both real-time and batch data processing, ensuring that critical patient information is available when required. Additionally, the platform features sophisticated capabilities for parsing, routing, filtering, and transforming HL7 messages, enabling organizations to customize data flows and convert messages to meet different formats and standards. This level of adaptability is essential for organizations that aim to satisfy the continuously changing requirements of healthcare interoperability. By providing a reliable and efficient means of data exchange, Decode Health ultimately contributes to improved patient care and operational effectiveness in the healthcare sector.
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OpenShare
Saga IT
Seamless healthcare data exchange, secure, efficient, and innovative.
OpenShare serves as a healthcare data gateway that integrates as a plugin on existing Mirth Connect or Open Integration Engine (OIE) servers, enriching their functionality with a web-based Console for managing and developing channels, Monitoring for evaluating channel performance and alerts, and a secure Gateway for outbound-only remote access. The Exchange layer enables organizations to connect directly by offering a Contact Directory, tailored sharing agreements, and secure, end-to-end encrypted transfers of HL7, FHIR, and DICOM data—this includes the transfer of comprehensive imaging studies straight from one engine to another without using cloud storage or incurring charges per study. Additionally, there is an optional dashboard that presents only metadata without any PHI, thereby ensuring user privacy. Users have the freedom to operate the Console, Gateway, Monitoring, and DICOM viewer on their own servers, promoting flexibility and control. The inter-organizational exchange functions on a network membership model, with a monthly fee of $500 per server that allows for 2.5 GB of data transfer, while any extra data will incur a charge of $0.25 per GB; however, connecting organizations can join at no cost. Presently in open beta, the membership sales have not yet launched, indicating a promising future for broader accessibility. Developed by Saga IT, this groundbreaking solution aspires to revolutionize the way healthcare data is shared across various organizations.
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Kymolog
Saga IT
Streamline medical data integration for enhanced patient care.
Kymolog functions as a holistic platform designed to unify medical device data and promote research, serving a diverse clientele that includes hospitals, medical device manufacturers, and research teams. Its cutting-edge edge agent consolidates data from a range of devices, such as continuous glucose monitors, ECG monitors, pulse oximeters, blood-pressure monitors, and thermometers, converting these metrics into FHIR R4 Observations that encompass crucial elements like LOINC codes, UCUM units, device identifiers, and timestamps. By associating these readings with specific patients and encounters through bed or device assignments, the system efficiently transmits this information to a hospital's existing electronic health record (EHR) system using either FHIR R4 or an HL7 v2 interface engine. Moreover, the collected data can be archived in a specialized research repository, ensuring its device and time provenance is preserved for clinical studies and post-market evidence collection. Kymolog's adaptable architecture enables it to function either on-site, within a hospital-managed private cloud, or through the cloud infrastructure of device manufacturers, and it also provides an optional hosted research store for de-identified data. Users can further customize device classes beyond the standard mappings available on the platform, enhancing its flexibility for a variety of research applications. This wide-ranging adaptability guarantees that Kymolog is well-equipped to address the continuously changing requirements of healthcare data integration and the evolving landscape of research methodologies. The platform’s capacity to evolve alongside technological advancements illustrates its commitment to improving healthcare outcomes through innovative data solutions.