AnyBio and Medplum Launch FHIR-Native Integration for Biosignal-Driven Care
AnyBio and Medplum Launch FHIR-Native Integration for Biosignal-Driven Care - 01net
Summary
AnyBio, a biosignal infrastructure platform, and Medplum, an open-source FHIR-native developer platform, announced a joint reference architecture for biosignal-driven care programs. This integration enables the deployment of end-to-end systems based on standards, from wearable devices to clinician workspaces.
Details
The announcement addresses a structural challenge in healthcare engineering: integrating continuous biosignal data (streaming output from wearables) with episodic clinical workflow (the FHIR resource model used by EHRs). These two types of data require fundamentally different underlying infrastructures. AnyBio handles the continuous side, managing BLE ingestion, real-time signal processing, feature extraction, and emitting FHIR Observation resources mapped to LOINC codes. Medplum manages the episodic side, providing FHIR-native resource storage, CarePlan scaffolding, and clinical workspace primitives. The boundary between these two specialized layers is the FHIR Observation resource itself—emitted natively by AnyBio and consumed natively by Medplum, eliminating proprietary translation layers. The joint architecture includes a detailed reference build demonstrating how developers can quickly transform raw wearable BLE data into clinically actionable EHR records, enabling remote patient monitoring programs. This composition allows healthcare builders to significantly accelerate development time, moving from multi-year projects to rapid deployment using open standards and specialized components.
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