Healthcare interoperability
Securely access and exchange information
Centralize data exchange capabilities with our easy-to-use interoperability management console for provider clinical exchange, payment and operations, public health, labs and diagnostics, and benefits administration. Empower clinicians with the ability to access patient insights and organize data from various systems, helping inform clinical decision-making.
Interoperability solutions
Streamline the management of sharing information, while enabling providers to automate and integrate treatments, payments, operations information, and insights into workflows with Oracle Health Connection Hub*.
Optimize data sharing by unifying patient data
Empower your teams with tools that leverage industry-standard network connections and nationwide exchanges to help enhance patient care.
National exchanges
Oracle Health Information Network provides unified health data connectivity for all Oracle Health provider customers. Oracle Health Information Network offers intelligent patient matching and record locating abilities, helping optimize patient care while leveraging Oracle Cloud Infrastructure’s enterprise-grade security, regardless of EHR solution. If Oracle Health Information Network, Inc. reaches Qualified Health Information Network® (QHIN™) designation from the Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement™ (TEFCA™), we plan for Oracle Health Information Network customers to exchange clinical data with other EHRs connected through a QHIN™.
Oracle Health HIE is a standards-based, scalable, vendor-agnostic point-of-care health information exchange solution. No matter where a patient receives care, Oracle Health HIE can help aggregate clinical data from many connected sources, helping empower clinicians to make informed decisions with access to each patient’s longitudinal medical history.
Oracle Health Connect to CommonWell enables integration to national networks through CommonWell Health Alliance, a not-for-profit trade association. CommonWell is a designated QHIN™ by the Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement™ (TEFCA™).
Clinical data exchange between providers and payers
Oracle Health Clinical Data Exchange streamlines clinical data sharing for payers and providers with a centralized network service that facilitates secure and efficient exchange of clinical information.
Clinical care exchanges
Oracle Health Seamless Exchange provides clinicians access to a comprehensive record of a patient’s care history, regardless of where care was received. Our solution aggregates data from multiple sources, compares outside data with data in the provider’s local system, and limits duplicate information. Instead of searching multiple sources, clinicians can access data cleansed within their workflow and integrate relevant data from a side-by-side view of outside medical information.
Oracle Health Electronic Prescription Interoperability enables traditional escript transactions as well as equips providers with drug price transparency tools, prior authorizations, patient medication histories, and detailed opioid management information for informed decisions.
Results and care notifications
Oracle Health Orders and Results helps limit manual, error-prone processes through the electronic exchange of lab and radiology orders and clinical results in our EHR.
Oracle Health Care Notifications notifies primary care physicians when their patients are admitted, discharged, or transferred to or from an acute or specialty care facility. Notifications are electronically transferred, and historical and current patient status data is accessible with the notification.
Streamline care continuum data exchange
Leverage data exchange for third-party associates across the care continuum, such as labs or surgical services, when data exchange is needed beyond the traditional acute or primary care venues.
Reference laboratory network
Oracle Health Reference Lab Network enables a single connection for acute and ambulatory providers to manage their entire network of labs and place orders and receive results, limiting multiple point-to-point connections between distinct systems.
Open systems
Open, connected ecosystems
Enable collaborative third-party relationships and seamless data exchange. Equip providers with comprehensive patient information while giving developers the tools and training to focus on advancing healthcare innovation.
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EHR APIs
Oracle Health EHR APIs empowers providers and third-party developers to innovate EHR workflows using cloud-native APIs that enable customization and integration into core areas of our EHR. Our solution enables you to create technology workflows that help optimize your enterprise processes, beyond what’s possible with FHIR APIs.
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Developer tools
The Oracle Health Developer Program provides access, tools, and resources to connect API-created applications and devices to Oracle Health Millennium Platform solutions.
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FHIR APIs
Oracle Health FHIR APIs enables customers to build custom applications or connect to third-party independent software vendors (ISVs) to fulfill needs or extend workflows. Customers can review technology partners that have achieved Oracle Validated Integration with Oracle Health Millennium Platform solutions via FHIR APIs on the Oracle Healthcare Marketplace.
Sharing patient data with interoperability streamlines care across health systems
Oracle Health’s Health Information Exchange (HIE) make data sharing possible with any system regardless of EHR.
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*Not all interoperability exchange products are currently accessed through Oracle Health Connection Hub but are planned to be in the future. Indicates future capability. The content is intended to outline our general product direction. It is intended for information purposes only and may not be incorporated into any contract. It is not a commitment to deliver any material, code, or functionality, and it should not be relied upon in making purchasing decisions. The development, release, timing, and pricing of any features or functionality described for Oracle’s products may change and remains at the sole discretion of Oracle Corporation.