Redox

Redox operates a healthcare interoperability platform that enables data exchange between healthcare organizations, digital health vendors, payers, and EHR systems. Since 2014, the company has processed over 109 billion messages and maintains 14,900+ live integrations across 100+ EHR systems. The platform connects 12,200+ healthcare organizations and processes more than 202 billion transactions annually.

The platform provides standardized API connectivity for EHR integration, cloud data hydration, and multi-protocol support for HL7, FHIR, and other healthcare data standards. Redox specializes in real-time data streaming from clinical systems into cloud environments including Azure, AWS, and Google Cloud, enabling analytics and AI workflows. The company maintains 99.95% uptime and holds HITRUST r2 certification for both AWS and GCP-hosted environments.

Redox serves three primary market segments: digital health vendors seeking to connect with provider EHRs, healthcare providers managing internal integrations and cloud analytics, and payers requiring member data normalization and HEDIS reporting capabilities. The platform is transactable through major cloud marketplaces and maintains strategic partnerships with Databricks and Snowflake.

Organizations should consider Redox when they need to establish multiple healthcare data connections quickly without building individual integration relationships. The platform works particularly well for digital health vendors that need to demonstrate integration capabilities during sales cycles, or healthcare organizations implementing cloud analytics that require real-time clinical data feeds.

Redox provides the most value when integration velocity matters—case studies show vendors closing 80%+ of deals specifically because of Redox integration capabilities. Organizations can expect a managed service approach where Redox handles connectivity maintenance, protocol translation, and infrastructure reliability.

Redox exclusively serves the healthcare sector with specific focus on clinical data interoperability. The company maintains HITRUST r2 and HIPAA compliance certifications and provides Business Associate Agreements as standard. Their platform addresses healthcare-specific use cases including prior authorization workflows, HEDIS reporting for payers, care gap identification, registry submission, and clinical decision support integration.

The company demonstrates deep healthcare domain expertise through specialized solutions for infection risk detection, discharge coordination, capacity management, and value-based care workflows. Their connection network spans hospitals, health systems, payers, HIEs/HINs, and digital health vendors across multiple care settings.

Digital health companies seeking to connect with 10+ health systems, healthcare providers implementing enterprise analytics in cloud environments, and payers consolidating member data from multiple sources. Organizations benefit most when they need standardized data formats, real-time streaming capabilities, and reliable uptime for production clinical workflows.