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Some problems do not fit a monthly support plan. Connecting two systems that were never designed to exchange data is one. Building an application that does not exist yet is another.
This is our project practice. You bring a defined outcome — a live interface, a certified FHIR endpoint, an application your staff can actually use. We scope it, quote a range, and build it.
It is a different engagement from our managed IT services, and usually a different buyer: an engineering lead or product owner rather than a practice manager. Fixed deliverables and an end date, instead of a monthly retainer.
Connect your practice systems to Epic, Cerner, athenahealth, eClinicalWorks and others.
FHIR APIs and SMART on FHIR apps, including the CMS interoperability requirements.
HL7 v2 interfaces and engines for labs, imaging, and ADT feeds.
HIPAA-compliant applications built around your clinical workflow.
Every project follows the same five stages. Discovery, where we look at your systems and the vendor review path. Design or specification, where the interface and data mapping get written down. Build. Validation or certification, which for EHR work means the vendor's own review queue. Then go-live, with documentation and a support window.
The build stage is the one that varies. Interface work is measured in weeks; a full custom application is measured in months. Each solution page below publishes its own stage-by-stage timeline rather than a single number.
Interface work starts around $12,000 for a single HL7 feed. FHIR builds start near $20,000. Custom software runs from about $15,000 for a discovery and prototype to $500,000 and up for a full product. Ongoing interface support starts at $1,800 a month.
Every range is published on the relevant page, with what is and is not included. You should not have to sit through a sales call to find out whether a project is within reach.