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VectorCare Launches SoFaaS™: Accelerating Embedded Service Delivery into EHRs

VectorCare Launches SoFaaS™ (SMART on FHIR as a Service) -

VectorCare launched SoFaaS™, providing a service for implementing SMART on FHIR.

January 21, 2026VectorCare

Summary

Patient logistics company VectorCare announced the launch of a new infrastructure platform, SoFaaS™. This dramatically accelerates how healthcare vendors and suppliers can build and deploy applications embedded within Electronic Health Records (EHRs).

Key Players

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Details

VectorCare has introduced SoFaaS™, a comprehensive infrastructure platform that provides a SMART on FHIR-compliant application framework. It enables partners to rapidly launch applications across major EHR environments, starting with Epic. Historically, healthcare innovation has been constrained by the complexity and time required to embed new workflows within existing EHR systems. SoFaaS™ removes these barriers by providing an enterprise-grade infrastructure layer. This platform is not merely a toolkit; it includes a no-code workflow builder and robust security/governance features. VectorCare's role is to act as the 'rails'—the secure, compliant infrastructure that allows vendors to embed their services directly into clinical workflows without needing to build or maintain their own complex EHR integration stack. This capability was proven by VectorCare's own deployment of a Lyft SMART on FHIR app inside Epic. SoFaaS™ facilitates continuous care coordination across the entire continuum—including transportation, home health, DME ordering, and remote monitoring data flows—ensuring that services follow the patient as healthcare moves beyond hospital walls. This allows vendors to move from concept to production at the lowest cost and fastest time to value.

Technology Note

FHIR(Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources)は医療データ交換の国際標準。このエントリの関連技術: SMART ON FHIR

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