Blog

Building a healthcare data integration has an end date. Keeping it healthy doesn’t. Redox CPO Rachel Witalec explains the hidden second cost.

As the year wraps up, the latest updates focus on helping you move faster with the tools you already use. Read on for what’s new and how it helps you start, scale, and build with AI, with Redox as your interop partner every step of the way.

Learn how Ambient Clinical Analytics uses Redox for faster go-lives and real-time EHR data to power its sepsis management system across U.S. hospitals.

Approved across Data Networks, Electronic Prior Authorization, Bulk FHIR, and Pharmacies & Pharmacy Systems Categories

Config modifiers put control right in your hands, whether you’re setting up your first integration or managing hundreds of live connections. This post covers the full range of what Redox config modifiers do today, from manual field mapping to self-service troubleshooting to AI-assisted creation, plus what’s coming next as they scale through MCP.

No engineering degree required. Here’s FHIR in plain English, straight from our FHIR101 course with Out-of-Pocket Health.

We shipped our MCP server and AI Assistant Suite, and adoption exceeded targets. The surprise? AI tooling generates more backlog, not less. When it’s cheaper to propose an integration change, more changes get proposed and freed-up capacity gets absorbed by work that never made the cut before.

CTO Sasi Mukkamala breaks down what changed, what didn’t, and where our AI roadmap goes next.

Redox CPO Rachel Witalec recently joined Intellistack for an episode of Partner Pulse, a series exploring how technology partners are solving healthcare’s hardest integration challenges. This piece goes deeper on what Rachel covered: why the data infrastructure layer determines whether activation tools actually work in production, and what that means for the healthcare IT teams evaluating them.

Lapsi Health and Redox are helping healthcare organizations overcome the challenge of workflow fragmentation by connecting the Keikku Clinical Platform with existing EHR infrastructure.

Evaluating an interoperability partner? Ask these non-obvious questions about resource costs, scaling, and data usability before you sign.

On June 3rd, the MCP server, AI Assistant Suite, and intelligent in-flight data processing went live. Q3 builds on this momentum. Read on for a month-by-month glance at new capabilities to help you start, scale, and build with AI, with Redox as your interop partner every step of the way.

Redox, the leading healthcare data interoperability partner, today announced the launch of several artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities integrated across Redox Engine, the company’s interoperability platform.