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Oystehr offers a comprehensive read/write FHIR API and hosted storage for both R4 and R5. It’s almost table-stakes, but because so few EHR vendors actually offer full, unrestricted FHIR access, it’s important. FHIR is the native data model of Oystehr, not a bolt-on afterthought. We support multiple versions of FHIR and an upgrade path as new versions are released. However, we view Oystehr as “more than just a FHIR store.” Offering direct FHIR access is critical for interoperability and implementing many workflows, but the real power of Oystehr’s FHIR API is that it is directly integrated with all our other service offerings. So, if you want to do an insurance validation, claims submission, order a diagnostic test, initiate a video telemed call, or support SMS or text chat, you can do so directly from Oystehr APIs and appropriate FHIR records are created.
Here’s the real long-term goal of Oystehr: reduce the time and cost to deploy best-of-breed healthcare software, including full scope EHRs by 95%. We want custom EHR deployments to take weeks or months rather than years. We think a comprehensive set of headless services are necessary but not sufficient. They’ll reduce scope by about 45%. The other 50% requires a front-end implementation. We offer Ottehr, a production-ready, open-source front-end EHR that you can fork and use to create the perfect product for your organization.
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Chief Medical Information Officer at PM Pediatric Care
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