Carefluence was the first interoperability platform in the United States to have an ONC certified FHIR-based OpenAPI, back in 2016.  Carefluence has been working with FHIR since its early days in 2013 and built its own server, platform, and a workbench of tools for standards-based interoperability.  Unlike open source code that is available for developer exploration, Carefluence offers a full-fledged readymade and ONC compliant FHIR platform that is ready to use. 

The Carefluence Platform was designed to demystify interoperability allowing communication between dissimilar systems and bringing healthcare communities together. By removing the barriers of technology differences that hinder collaboration, healthcare communities can save time and costs on data portability and workflow interoperability across healthcare systems. The Carefluence Platform lets the customer drive interoperability requirements with custom built applications that the community or health system really needs. Applications developed and integrated with the Carefluence platform enable healthcare systems to share secure data in a meaningful context for effective care processes.

If you are hospital, or a Health Information Exchange, or a digital health platform (Telemedicine, RPM, for example) or an Electronic Medical Records System, or a healthcare community that has needs for digital healthcare solutions, you will need Carefluence. For clinical decision support, patient safety, care continuity and care coordination, healthcare systems need to share patient data in real time.  Traditional non-standard means of integration has lacked quality, efficiency, and affordability.  Carefluence also reaches beyond the traditional and into the future, to facilitate applications in Artificial Intelligence and Blockchain as well.

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