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Prodoc FHIR Integration
Your systems already hold the data. This connects them, without a rebuild.
Hospitals run HIS, EMR, LIS, and PACS from different vendors, each with its own format. FHIR Integration syncs them into one layer, so IT doesn't build a fresh export every time a new tool joins the stack.
FHIR Integration
Sync activePACS
Imaging
HIS/EMR
Clinical
LIS
Labs
Patient Journey OS
Unified patient timeline · Journey automation
HIS/EMR
Encounter record synced
LIS
Lab results ingested
PACS
Report linked to journey
Journey OS
Follow-up task created
Every new tool used to mean another custom export.
Hospital IT teams end up maintaining a point-to-point connection for every system that needs to talk to another: HIS to CRM, LIS to the patient app, PACS to whatever's downstream. Each one is a ticket, then ongoing upkeep, then a break to fix when a vendor changes something on their end.
What changes for your IT team
IT team stays in control.
Your team keeps full control over patient data and how it moves. Every sync is transparent and auditable, nothing happens outside what your team can see.
Faster to stand up.
Most integrations start without waiting for a full HIS overhaul, with first sync in weeks in a typical deployment.
Clinical data becomes a connected journey.
Data flows into a patient journey view in near real time, where the source system supports it, instead of sitting in a report someone pulls once a week.
A foundation for what's next.
The same layer supports future partner integrations and custom extensions, without a separate integration project each time.
Key features
Security & access control.
Encryption and role-based access control throughout. Built to support DPDP compliance for healthcare ecosystems.
Open, auditable architecture.
Built on an open-source protocol, so your team can see how data moves and extend it where needed. Community-developed, not a closed black box.
Flexible deployment.
On-premises, private cloud, or hybrid, whichever fits how your IT team already runs infrastructure.
Where this shows up in a hospital.
Multi-specialty hospitals.
Bringing scattered systems across departments into one patient view, instead of each department running its own island.
Chronic care follow-up.
Keeping monitoring data in sync so follow-ups and check-ins happen automatically, not only when someone remembers to look.
Critical care alerts.
Surfacing alerts across departments in near real time, where the source system supports it, so the right team sees them without a manual handoff.
See Patient Journey OS on your floor.
Tell us about your hospital, and a Prodoc specialist will walk you through the modules, integration fit, and a rollout timeline built around the systems you already run.
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See how FHIR Integration connects to your HIS.
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