We build, manage, and monitor the connections that carry your orders, results, images, and claims — so a two‑radiologist group or a five‑provider practice gets the connectivity of a large health system, without building an IT department.
Against the fax‑and‑portal status quo, the pain is measurable. Every number below is staff time, leaked revenue, or a study that read late.
Staff hours every week spent re‑typing what another system already knows, because two systems that should talk, don't.
Slow results delivery leaks referrals to whoever reports back faster. Electronic delivery keeps the volume you already earned.
When an interface quietly stops, nobody notices until a study is late. We notice — and answer — before you do.
One engagement, three moves. We scope it, we patch it, and then we own the outcome — around the clock.
A lightweight, hardened software gateway — on a small appliance, your VM, or hosted in our cloud over an IPsec or WireGuard tunnel. Scoped and quoted once, installed by our engineers.
Any system, connected to any partner. Orders out, results back, studies to the reading group, charges to billing — routed cleanly and transformed to each partner's dialect in one place.
Message‑level traceability and answered alerts from our NOC. You'll know exactly what we monitor, how fast we respond, and what happens at 2 a.m. — because the promise is that nothing exciting happens to your interfaces.
A patch bay doesn't care whose equipment is on either end. We normalize each format once and route it anywhere — the messaging standards, the money rails, and the transports that carry them.
The workhorse. ADT, ORM/OMG, ORU, SIU, DFT — four decades on, still the majority of clinical traffic. Every dialect normalized once, over MLLP.
The regulatory future. US Core, SMART on FHIR, Bulk FHIR — the on‑ramp to payer APIs, prior auth, and TEFCA as CMS‑0057‑F deadlines land in 2026–2027.
C‑STORE, C‑FIND, C‑MOVE and their REST equivalents. Store‑and‑forward routing with tag morphing — the complete teleradiology image path.
Continuity of care documents, referral notes, discharge summaries — routed, validated, and flattened into FHIR or analytics where you need structure.
The money rails. Claims, remittance, eligibility, and prior auth — we own the practice‑to‑billing‑partner connection end to end.
The transports underneath everything, over site‑to‑site IPsec or WireGuard VPN — plus embedded LOINC, SNOMED CT, RxNorm, and ICD‑10 terminology mapping.
The measure of our work is that you forget the connections exist. Our NOC runs on the same console we give you — dark by design, cable colors for status, and a human on the other end of every alert.
Every decision is tested against the two‑radiologist group and the five‑provider practice — the customers the enterprise integration vendors were never built to serve.
Every new reading contract is a DICOM route in, an HL7 results feed back, worklist integration, and a VPN. Lose an interface at 2 a.m. and you miss turnaround SLAs — so after‑hours reliability is the whole game.
Orders in from dozens of referrers, studies out to radiologists, reports back, claims out — four integration surfaces at once. Electronic referrer connectivity is a competitive weapon that wins volume from fax‑bound competitors.
Lab result feeds, specialist and hospital referrals, charge feeds to outside billing, public‑health reporting, and — increasingly — payer APIs for eligibility and prior auth. Narrow needs, but numerous, and low‑churn once they flow.
Outcomes, not licenses. You buy working connections and answered alerts — backed by architecture built for healthcare's reliability and compliance demands.
Active‑active gateway pools behind your load balancer, or a documented warm‑standby failover where none exists.
Every message searchable and traceable across your fleet, with PHI access controls and complete audit logging.
Security and audit posture built toward SOC 2, because your compliance obligations are our obligations too.
Not a ticket queue. A named engineer who knows your interfaces, your partners, and what "normal" looks like for you.
No sales script — a real integration engineer will scope your interfaces and tell you, plainly, what it takes to patch and monitor them.
We've drafted the message for you. An engineer replies within one business day — usually much sooner.