Three ways in, and we'll tell you which one you actually need.
"Epic integration" covers a wide range of work — from a lightweight SMART on FHIR app that launches inside Hyperspace, to a full HL7 interface feeding results back into the chart. Most projects we scope need one, maybe two of these, not all three. We start by mapping the actual data that needs to move and which system owns it, then build against Epic's FHIR R4 APIs or classic HL7 v2 interfaces — whichever fits, without over-engineering a connection that a simpler build would solve.
Three roads into Epic, scoped to what you actually need.
SMART on FHIR apps
Launch a custom or third-party app directly inside Epic Hyperspace or MyChart, authenticated against Epic's own OAuth2 flow.
FHIR R4 APIs
Read and write clinical data — patient demographics, encounters, medications, observations — through Epic's App Orchard-listed FHIR endpoints.
HL7 v2 interfaces
ADT, ORM, and ORU messages for the systems that still need classic interface-engine connectivity alongside FHIR.
Scope, sandbox, certify — in that order.
Scope the connection
We map exactly what needs to move — which resources, which direction, and which of your systems is the source of truth.
Sandbox against Epic
Build and test against Epic's non-production FHIR sandbox or your health system's own test environment before touching real data.
Certify & go live
Complete any required Epic App Orchard or health-system security review, then cut over with monitoring in place from day one.
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Tell us what's blocked and what you've tried. We'll give you a clear-eyed read on what it actually takes to unblock it.