API Development
Secure, well-documented APIs and integration platforms for partners, channels and internal systems.
Secure Health Interoperability
Exchange health data securely and with consent
Build secure, consent-aware health data exchange using FHIR APIs and national digital health infrastructure such as ABDM.
The problem
Why this matters
Connected care depends on records moving between providers, labs, payers and patients. Interoperability standards make exchange possible, but every API is also an access path to sensitive data — and each exchange must respect the patient’s consent.
Common challenges
- Integrating legacy HIS, LIS and EHR systems with modern APIs
- Enforcing patient consent on every exchange
- Securing partner and app access to health APIs
- Maintaining audit trails across organisations
Our approach
How we work
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Design the exchange
Agree data models, flows and partners for each use case.
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Build on standards
Implement FHIR resources and national registry integrations.
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Secure access
Apply strong authentication, authorisation and consent checks.
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Audit
Log every access and exchange for review and patient queries.
Capabilities
What our secure health interoperability work covers
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FHIR API development
Standards-based APIs over existing clinical systems.
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ABDM integration
Health ID, facility and professional registry, and HIE-CM consent flows.
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Consent enforcement
Purpose- and time-bound access tied to patient consent.
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API security
OAuth 2.0 / SMART on FHIR, rate limiting and threat protection.
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Data mapping
Terminology and format mapping from legacy systems.
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Exchange audit trail
Tamper-evident logs of who accessed what, and why.
Engagement
Deliverables and benefits
What you receive
- Interoperability architecture
- FHIR API implementation
- Consent and access control design
- API security test report
What it changes
- Secure exchange with partners and patients
- Consent respected on every request
- Auditable data sharing
Standards & technology
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Do you replace our hospital information system?
No. We build secure interoperability layers around existing systems so they can exchange data without a full replacement.
Discuss your secure health interoperability requirements
Let’s discuss it. Tell us what you are working on and an engineer — not a sales script — will respond.