Healthcare integration, end-to-end. Across your clinical systems.
The platform that routes the clinical messages your hospital, payer, lab or HIE
depends on every minute. The AI Accelerator knows HL7 v2,
FHIR R4, X12, NCPDP and
IHE PIX/PDQ/XDS at specification level, so your team builds parsers,
maps and validations in hours, inside your own Azure tenant. Message tracking on
every edition, audit stream on Grow and Enterprise, and
an architecture your
privacy officer can review: data stays in your tenant, and you decide what
persists.
Architecture and Access Statement available on request.
What integration looks like inside a working healthcare estate.
HL7 v2 still routes most production traffic; FHIR R4 is what new consumers expect. Both coexist for years, so the platform translates between them at runtime.
A typical system runs one EHR at the flagship hospital, another in acquired facilities, a third across the clinics, and home-grown apps for specialty workflows. Each speaks differently.
Clinical messages carry PHI, and audit retention runs 6 to 10 years by state. Your integration layer owns a large share of the PHI exposure surface in the estate.
Federal mandates keep moving the FHIR target, USCDI v3 today and v4 next. The layer has to evolve without breaking existing v2 consumers.
Acute care, ambulatory, payer and exchange. One integration backbone.
From the acute-care floor to the payer network, the same runtime and the same message tracking.
Hospitals & health systems
Multiple EHRs and home-grown systems under one roof, with ADT, orders, results and charges routed in real time.
Clinics & physician groups
Ambulatory EHRs kept in sync with the flagship system, with no manual re-keying.
HIEs, payers & labs
X12 eligibility and claims, FHIR R4 endpoints, and public-health reporting across member networks.
One patient. Eight systems. One traced thread.
One patient's encounter moving across the clinical estate, from registration through lab, imaging, pharmacy and billing. Each stop is a different system, and each transition is an HL7 v2 or FHIR R4 message routed by iQBus, tracked and replayable.
Check-in captures demographics, insurance and consent. iQBus broadcasts the ADT event to the downstream subscribers (billing, lab, pharmacy) within 200ms.
Provider places two orders, a CBC panel and a chest X-ray. iQBus routes each to the right ancillary (lab analyzer, RIS) with patient context preserved.
Analyzer emits the result via HL7 v2.5.1 over MLLP. iQBus validates it, transforms to a FHIR R4 Observation for the population-health platform, and persists to the EHR.
Radiologist finalizes the report. The structured report flows through iQBus to the EHR; the image stays on PACS, cross-referenced by accession number in the FHIR ImagingStudy resource.
Provider prescribes on the lab finding. The NewRx (NCPDP SCRIPT) routes via iQBus to the patient’s pharmacy, and RxFill is expected Day 2.
The population-health platform pulls the lab observation via FHIR R4 for chronic-condition tracking. Same data, different shape, same message lineage.
Charge codes drop. iQBus routes the financial transaction to billing; coverage discovery (270/271) confirms eligibility before the claim.
Professional claim goes to the clearinghouse and on to the payer. The 277 status is expected within 48 hours, and reconciliation runs continuously in the operator UI.
enc-UMC-77104-d1). One click in the operator UI surfaces the whole chain (ADT, orders, results, prescription, charges and claim) with payload, timing and status side by side. This is what your operations team sees in production.
The iQBus solutions a healthcare estate runs day one.
HL7 / FHIR Integration
Clinical messaging across EHRs. HL7 v2 in, FHIR R4 out, with IHE PIX/PDQ/XDS profile support.
Read more → CommonSystem Integration
EHR ↔ ERP ↔ billing ↔ supply chain. Integration patterns for the non-clinical systems that surround the EHR.
Read more → Payer sideEDI Integration
Healthcare X12 (270/271, 276/277, 834, 835, 837) for eligibility, claims status, enrollment, and remittance.
Read more → Digital healthAPI Management
FHIR R4 endpoints, SMART on FHIR OAuth, partner-facing APIs with per-tier rate limiting and OpenAPI 3.1 validation.
Read more →An architecture your privacy officer can review.
iQBus runs inside your own Azure tenant. Data stays in your tenant, and you decide what persists. Encryption at rest and in transit, Entra ID access and Key Vault-backed secrets. Message tracking on every edition, audit stream on Grow and Enterprise, with retention you set to match your state rules (6 to 10 years typical).
Walk a real clinical flow with our team.
30 minutes with a senior healthcare-integration architect. Bring one live HL7 feed and leave with a tailored FHIR readiness plan and a working model of the patterns that matter. No slides.