Data interoperability

Redox adopts Google Cloud as part of a multicloud strategy

When the market speaks, Redox responds. For years, we’ve successfully leveraged Amazon Web Services (AWS) for our healthcare…

How to rescue healthcare’s data quality from Big Data’s mosh…

Healthcare data quality doesn’t have to be a chaotic mess. Discover how to pinpoint where data integrity crumbles—and what providers can do about it.

2024 HL7® FHIR® DevDays Top 5 takeaways (a newbie’s take)

Brendan from our Solutions Engineering team explores the current state of HL7® v2 and HL7® FHIR®, and how Redox can drive a FHIR-based application experience even when data exchange partners prefer to use HL7 v2.

Fanning the flames: Accelerate FHIR adoption with legacy protocol translation

Fanning the flames Accelerate FHIR adoption with legacy standard mapping The message has…

Integration Avenues: How to pick a route that’s best for…

Integration Avenues How to pick a route that’s best for you…

60.2% of digital health builders in a recent survey are…

3 things to do now. Whether you were able to stay through the entire FHIR interoperability considerations…

Bedside monitoring interoperability considerations and impact on digital health integrations

REDOX RECOMMENDATIONS Bedside monitoring interoperability considerations and impact on digital health integrations…

In full view: Redox recs on FHIR and digital health…

67% of providers and 61% of payers expect their organizations to use APIs at scale by 2023* Not…

Redox Recommendations: FHIR interoperability considerations and impact on digital health…

REDOX RECOMMENDATIONS FHIR interoperability considerations and impact on digital health integrations Nick…

Redox Recommendations: Interoperability for specialty labs

Redox recommendations Interoperability considerations and best practices for Specialty Lab integrations Demystifying interoperability to grow lab access…

Converting x12 to FHIR and back again

TECH TALK X12 gets lit Converting X12 to…

X12 got you down? Light it on FHIR with Redox.

X12 standards are complex and inflexible for developers who are used to working with modern API resources. It is nearly impossible for every organization to have sufficient internal X12 expertise to deal with these transactions at scale. Redox’s X12 to FHIR capability is a solution for developers looking to optimize their payer/provider administrative workflows without becoming experts in X12.

From payer to leader

From payer to leader How health plans can shape the future of…

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