FHIR R4 interoperability
Exchange structured healthcare data without locking it inside one system.
MedicoreERP models clinical and administrative workflows as FHIR R4 resources, giving approved apps, hospitals, labs, payers, and health networks a secure standard API for exchanging patient information.
The patient journey represented as standard resources
Use discrete, linked resources instead of opaque documents and vendor-specific database tables.
Patient & Practitioner
Demographics, identifiers, contacts, care teams, specialties, and organization relationships.
Encounter & Appointment
OPD, IPD, emergency, teleconsult, location, participant, status, and scheduling context.
Observation & Condition
Vitals, diagnoses, allergies, clinical findings, social history, and longitudinal health measurements.
ServiceRequest & DiagnosticReport
Laboratory and imaging orders, specimens, results, interpretations, and signed diagnostic reports.
Medication & CarePlan
Prescriptions, medication requests, administration, treatment plans, goals, and follow-up activities.
Coverage, Claim & Document
Insurance context, claims exchange, invoices, clinical documents, attachments, and secure record access.
Everything needed for dependable FHIR integrations
Build patient apps, clinician tools, analytics, partner connections, and data-exchange workflows on controlled APIs.
RESTful FHIR R4 API
Read, create, update, search, and bundle healthcare resources through versioned JSON endpoints with predictable HTTP behavior.
SMART on FHIR authorization
Use OAuth 2.0 and scoped access for patient-facing, clinician-facing, and backend applications without sharing broad credentials.
Subscriptions and webhooks
Receive near real-time events for registrations, encounters, orders, results, medications, billing, and discharge workflows.
Profiles and validation
Validate required fields, terminology, references, extensions, and implementation-guide profiles before data reaches production.
Search, bundles, and bulk data
Support resource search, pagination, transaction bundles, history, and controlled population-level exports for approved use cases.
Audit and consent controls
Apply tenant isolation, role-based permissions, patient consent, minimum-necessary scopes, and a traceable access history.
FHIR data that remains useful at the point of care
A longitudinal patient record
Bring demographics, encounters, conditions, allergies, medications, vitals, results, and clinical documents into a connected record that authorized systems can understand.
- Stable patient and encounter identifiers
- Linked references across clinical resources
- Version history and provenance
Orders and results without duplicate entry
Send laboratory or imaging orders as ServiceRequest resources and receive Observations and DiagnosticReports back into the clinician workflow.
- Structured codes and result values
- Order-to-result status tracking
- Signed reports and attachments
An ecosystem of approved healthcare apps
Launch SMART on FHIR applications with patient and encounter context while enforcing scopes, user identity, tenant boundaries, and consent requirements.
- Clinician and patient launch contexts
- Granular OAuth scopes
- Audited app access and revocation
FHIR that developers can start using quickly
Search by standard parameters, request only the fields you need, and paginate predictable bundles. Production access remains scoped, monitored, and fully audited.
GET /fhir/r4/Observation
?patient=Patient/UH240188
&category=vital-signs
&_sort=-date
Authorization: Bearer <token>
Accept: application/fhir+json
200 OK
resourceType: BundleSecurity around every FHIR request
Access is protected with encrypted transport, OAuth scopes, role and tenant checks, consent rules, rate controls, audit events, and minimum-necessary data exposure. Integrations can be revoked without disrupting the clinical record.
MedicoreERP
Build your FHIR connection with MedicoreERP
Discuss resources, profiles, scopes, mappings, and testing requirements with our integration team.