Designing healthcare interfaces requires more than mapping fields. Successful integrations depend on clinical and operational workflow knowledge, transport reliability, exception handling, and long-term supportability. Experience covers clinical, financial, and scheduling workflows using HL7 v2, CCDA, FHIR, XML, JSON, REST and SOAP services, OAuth, ODBC, and file-based exchange.
How I can help
- HL7 ADT, ORM, ORU, DFT, and SIU interface development
- Message parsing, mapping, and transformations
- REST and SOAP service integration, FHIR and JSON workflows
- TCP/IP, HTTP, file, and ODBC connectivity
- Perl user exits and custom transformation logic
- Error handling, monitoring, and reconciliation
When to call
- A new application needs to connect to your EHR
- An interface needs a rebuild or redesign
- You need API or FHIR connectivity alongside HL7
Typical deliverables
- Interface specifications and mapping documents
- Built and unit-tested interfaces
- Test scripts and validation results
- Implementation and support documentation
Example engagement
A new clinical, revenue-cycle, or API-driven application must exchange reliable data with existing EHR and downstream systems.