Interoperability
At Community CareLink, we are committed to revolutionizing the way healthcare data is managed, shared, and utilized. Our interoperability capabilities are designed to empower our partners by offering seamless, secure, and efficient access to health information. Leveraging the power of the Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR) standard, we ensure that your data is standardized, scalable, and ready for the future of healthcare.
Why FHIR?
Comprehensive Interoperability
FHIR is the recognized and required CMS standard for facilitating the smooth exchange of healthcare data across diverse systems in the healthcare ecosystem. As such, many rich tools exist for reading, writing, and sharing FHIR data across software applications and reporting and analytics solutions. Whether you are integrating electronic health records (EHRs), patient management systems, or any other healthcare applications, our API ensures that data flows seamlessly and accurately.
Robust Security
We prioritize the security and privacy of health information. Our FHIR API is compliant and certified to the highest industry standards of patient, organization, and role-based access control, including HIPAA and SOC 2 Type II, ensuring that patient data is protected at all times.
Rich Developer Support
Our implementation is compliant with the HL7.org FHIR R4 implementation standard, meaning that there is a extensive body of first- and third-party documentation openly available on the internet. In addition, there are well supported SDKs in many programming languages that are compatible with our implementation. We provide integration guidance as well, ensuring that partner developers can be productive with our APIs very quickly.
Scalable and Flexible
Our API engine is highly scalable, capable of handling large volumes of data with ease. It is also flexible, allowing us to continually mature the ways we represent, process, provision, and share API capabilities specifically catered to our partners' SDoH-centric care delivery and patient populations.
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