Ship EHR integrations in days — under your own brand.
Interoperability is your cost of entry, not your product. Embed Health1st's v2 ↔ FHIR translation layer and stop letting every new EHR become a new engineering project.
- Embeddable & white-label — your brand, our plumbing
- AI drafts each customer's EHR mapping automatically
- Bidirectional by design, deployable in your VPC
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Interoperability is eating the roadmap you raised money to build
Every enterprise logo comes with a different EHR, a different onboarding, and a new connector to babysit forever. That's engineering you can't spend on your actual product.
Every customer wants a different EHR
One deal needs Epic, the next needs Cerner, the next runs Meditech or eClinicalWorks. Interoperability is the price of entry — but it isn't your core IP, and it's eating your roadmap.
EHR onboarding is your sales-cycle tax
Enterprise deals stall on 'can you integrate with our EHR?' Slow, custom onboarding pushes revenue by quarters and puts engineering on the critical path of every contract.
Connector maintenance drains eng
Each hand-built integration is a liability. Upstream field changes, new message types, and version drift turn your connectors into a permanent on-call burden that never ships new features.
Buyers demand FHIR + TEFCA
Procurement checklists now require standardized FHIR APIs and TEFCA participation. Build it yourself and you've just committed a squad to a compliance project instead of your product.
From 'which EHR?' to 'onboarded' in days
Embed once, then reuse. The AI does the per-customer mapping so your team doesn't rebuild the translation layer for every deal.
- 1
Drop in the SDK / API
Embed Health1st behind your own API. Send us the customer's HL7 v2 feed or connect to their FHIR endpoint — no per-EHR connector to build or maintain on your side.
- 2
AI maps the customer's format
The Mapping Agent drafts the v2 ↔ FHIR mapping for that customer's specific messages and Z-segments automatically, so a new EHR isn't a new engineering project.
- 3
White-label the experience
Ship it under your brand. Your customers see your product connecting to their systems — Health1st is the translation layer underneath, invisible to them.
- 4
Onboard the next customer in days
The next EHR integration reuses the same layer. Onboarding becomes a configuration step, not a build — so integration stops gating your sales cycle.
An interoperability team you don't have to hire
Embeddable & white-label
Ship v2 ↔ FHIR translation under your own brand via API or SDK. Your customers integrate with 'your' platform — the plumbing is ours.
Bidirectional, by design
Read and write. Pull clinical data in as FHIR, push orders and results back out as v2 — both directions, mapped by AI and validated against US Core.
Developer-first
Clean APIs, versioned mappings with rollback, and explainable transforms — so your engineers integrate in an afternoon, not a sprint.
Deployment flexibility
Cloud or VPC, so you can meet an enterprise customer's data-residency and security requirements without re-architecting your stack.
Built for the people who own the integration decision
Founders and engineering leaders who'd rather ship product than staff an interoperability team.
CTO / VP Engineering
Get EHR integration off the critical path so the team ships product, not connectors — with clean APIs and a build-vs-buy that clearly favors buy.
Founder / CEO
Stop losing quarters to integration on enterprise deals. Turn 'can you connect to our EHR?' from a blocker into a yes.
Head of Integrations / Platform
One reusable translation layer instead of N brittle connectors — versioned, explainable, and deployable in a customer's VPC.
Security & Compliance
Enterprise-grade trust, stated honestly
Protecting PHI is non-negotiable. Here's exactly where our certifications stand — no overclaiming.
Compliant · BAAs available
Audit in progress
On roadmap
Native, by design
AWS HIPAA-eligible infrastructure · Business Associate Agreements (BAAs) · Encryption in transit & at rest · See our security details →
Frequently asked questions
Make your next EHR integration a config step, not a project.
Bring a customer's EHR feed. We'll show an embeddable, white-label v2 ↔ FHIR mapping running under your brand.