We build specialty EHR and EMR platforms for clinical groups that have outgrown the major vendors — charting that matches workflow, prescribing that survives audit, integrations that don't fall over, and data models ready for ONC certification.
A specialty group running a workflow that doesn't match Epic's default loses 15–25 minutes per patient to clicks. Multiply by the patient roster and the case for a specialty EHR makes itself — but only if it can pass certification and integrate with the rest of the stack.
We start with the clinical workflow and the documentation requirements. Data model is built ONC-aligned from day one. Integration spine is FHIR R4 so the EHR plays well with everyone else in the system. ePrescribing through Surescripts, lab integrations through standard interfaces.
Charting time down 30–50% vs the platform it replaced; ONC certification on the published schedule; FHIR APIs that integrate with telehealth, RPM, and Salesforce Health Cloud without bespoke connectors.
Configurable templates, problem-list driven workflows, voice dictation, and AI-assisted note generation.
Surescripts integration including EPCS for controlled substances, formulary lookup, drug-interaction checks.
Bi-directional lab orders and results — Quest, LabCorp, regional labs — over HL7 v2 and FHIR.
Data models, audit logging, security, and patient-engagement features built to ONC criteria from day one.
Patient-facing portal for results, messaging, scheduling, and payment — on iOS/Android/web.
Public FHIR R4 APIs aligned with US Core for integration with the rest of the healthcare stack.