1,063 FHIR-related articles (latest first)
Kodjin Analytics provides a single FHIR-based longitudinal record to address data fragmentation in university hospitals, enabling real-time identification of chronic disease management gaps and care deficits. This facilitates proactive outreach and quality improvement.
Amidst the AI boom, healthcare data remains fundamentally fractured and characterized by high entropy. Professionals express deep concern over external data quality, creating a
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) proposed the 'HTI-5' rule via its Assistant Secretary for Technology Policy/ONC. This rule aims to reduce burdens on health IT developers, update information blocking regulations, and establish a foundation for AI-enabled interoperability using FHIR-based APIs.
UPMC Health Plan provides a portal for external developers to register and access APIs. This facilitates the development of applications based on interoperability standards and best practices in healthcare data exchange.
Canvas Medical EMR will change how the questionnaire attribute is handled by the FHIR QuestionnaireResponse endpoints on February 2, 2026. Details regarding this change are provided.
Canvas Medical released multiple updates for its Electronic Medical Record (EMR), including fixes and changes to the FHIR API and SDK. Key improvements involve correcting patient identification logic during appointment updates, enhancing UI display, and fixing bugs related to annotation functionality in the SDK.
This article describes end-to-end data migration services for healthcare IT vendors and providers. The service helps upgrade data environments by mapping and converting data using standards like SNOMED CT and LOINC, facilitating migration to FHIR-native platforms.
Patient-controlled Personal Health Records (PHR) provide the optimal foundation for AI-driven personalized care and digital health. This shift moves data sharing from institution-locked systems to patient-authorized, consent-based flows, transcending institutional silos.
ZeOmega, a leading population health management organization, was recognized as the "Visionary Incumbent" in the 2025 Gartner Market Guide for U.S. Healthcare Payer Care Management Workflow Applications. This recognition highlights its continued investment and commitment to modernizing payer workflows.
This article points out that the lack of verifiable identity (such as vLEI) for organizations is a major problem when API-driven data exchange is required. Compliance with CMS-0057 requires not just technical connections, but a reliable trust infrastructure, which can automate and streamline onboarding and access decision processes.
ASSYST's FHIRยฎBI is a data visualization and analytics platform designed to support decision-making and improve operational efficiency within healthcare organizations. It utilizes AI/ML to generate FHIR compliant datasets and reports, making them consumable by various BI platforms such as Enterprise Data Warehouses or Data Lakes.
As public health data infrastructure modernization progresses at the state and territory level, it has become difficult to fit highly specialized informatics roles into traditional job classifications. Establishing proper job classification is essential for attracting talent, improving retention rates, and strengthening future crisis response capabilities.
VectorCare and Lyft partnered to launch a Smart on FHIR app for the Epic App Market. This move deepens Lyft's integration into medical workflows, drawing increased attention from investors.
While FHIR and APIs facilitate healthcare data exchange, they introduce multiple security risks related to authentication, misconfiguration, and third-party use. Organizations must implement strong authentication like OAuth 2.0, alongside building unified patient identification and consent management systems.
Firely leverages its deep knowledge as an early initiator of the FHIR standard to offer comprehensive consulting services, helping organizations correctly adopt FHIR. Support spans from strategy planning and data exchange through implementation.
Low-code platforms simplify the complex implementation of the FHIR standard and address technical skill gaps, enabling rapid application development. This accelerates data exchange and innovation within US healthcare institutions.
The U.S. has introduced the 'Blue Button Framework' via a FHIR-based API, allowing payers to display consumer data. This mechanism impacts various health plans, such as Medicare and Medicaid, facilitating the sharing of information like clinical records and encounter data.
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In 2025, health interoperability advanced significantly through widespread FHIR adoption, new CMS frameworks, and deeper integration with AI. For 2026, data sharing is expected to shift from a technical challenge to a strategic imperative.
Samaritan Health Plans has launched a developer portal for its API Gateway, providing access to patient data, drug formulary information, and provider directories. This allows users to securely and easily access multiple healthcare datasets through standardized FHIR-based interfaces.