Carefluence

Carefluence operates an ONC-certified FHIR interoperability platform designed to enable standards-based data exchange across healthcare IT systems. The platform addresses data fragmentation by providing connectivity tools for electronic health records, health information exchanges, telemedicine applications, and remote patient monitoring systems.

The company's approach centers on FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources) standards to facilitate data and workflow connectivity. Their platform serves multiple use cases including care coordination, continuity of care, and patient safety initiatives. Recent additions include AI-ready clinical interoperability capabilities and specialized solutions for clinical engineering departments managing medical device data.

As an industry frontrunner with ONC certification for FHIR APIs, Carefluence positions itself as a platform provider rather than a custom development shop, offering a workbench of interoperability tools for organizations seeking standards-based connectivity solutions.

Organizations should consider Carefluence when they need ONC-compliant FHIR interoperability solutions and prefer a platform approach over custom development. The company's workbench model suits health systems and digital health companies with technical teams capable of leveraging standards-based tools.

Expect a platform-driven engagement focused on enabling your team to implement FHIR connectivity across multiple systems. The ONC certification and specialized solutions for telemedicine, remote monitoring, and clinical engineering suggest depth in healthcare-specific interoperability challenges.

Carefluence operates exclusively in healthcare interoperability, with 100% focus on solving clinical data exchange challenges. The company specifically addresses ONC compliance requirements through their certified FHIR API platform. Their solutions span multiple healthcare verticals including acute care, telemedicine, remote patient monitoring, and clinical engineering, demonstrating depth across the care continuum rather than single-point solutions.

Mid-to-large health systems managing complex data exchange needs across multiple applications, digital health companies building interoperable solutions requiring ONC compliance, health information exchanges seeking standards-based data quality improvements, and clinical engineering departments needing unified visibility across multi-vendor medical device ecosystems.