Enterprise EHR integration
SMART on FHIR and OAuth connections to Epic, MyChart, and Piedmont Healthcare. Patient-facing and app-to-EHR work, scoped to USCDI and the APIs the organization already licenses.
Enterprise and SMB
We work with health systems that need a named, standards-based connection, and with independent practices that need something smaller that still works. Same discipline either way: security, user experience, and someone who already knows how the standards and systems fit together.
SMART on FHIR and OAuth connections to Epic, MyChart, and Piedmont Healthcare. Patient-facing and app-to-EHR work, scoped to USCDI and the APIs the organization already licenses.
Website and intake connections for offices that still ask patients to download a form, print it, and have staff type it back in. That loop is slow and error-prone. A monthly connection is often cheaper than the re-entry time.
Purpose-built tools around the record: referral packets, patient-facing status, internal dashboards, and workflows your vendor will not customize.
ChatGPT and other agentic interfaces that retrieve only the slice of an authorized record needed to answer a question, then explain it. Flagship: Health Chart Helper.
Move or map clinical and practice data when you change vendors or stand up a new front end. We keep provenance so you know where a fact came from.
Token handling, redirect URIs, consent copy, and the patient path from Sign in to Allow. The connection has to be safe and simple or people will not finish it.
Health Chart Helper connects Epic EHR data through MyChart, including Piedmont, so a person can authorize their chart and use AI to understand it. healthcharthelper.com