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When healthcare systems don't communicate, the consequences reach far beyond IT. Orders are missed, referrals are delayed, duplicate work increases, and managers lose visibility into daily operations.
Your teams shouldn't have to wonder whether every lab order, imaging request, prescription or referral completed its journey successfully. We design interoperability solutions that connect healthcare systems reliably, using open standards that reduce complexity and lower long-term operating costs.
Healthcare projects rarely fail because of technology—they fail because complexity grows faster than delivery. Poor architecture, disconnected teams and ad-hoc integrations turn months into years.
We help organizations accelerate implementation with proven architectures, practical guidance and standards-based integration, reducing risk from planning through deployment.
Clinical information shouldn't lose value once a project is finished. Data locked inside individual applications limits analytics, decision support, AI initiatives and future integrations.
We help organizations build clinical data repositories based on open standards, creating information that remains accessible, reusable and valuable for years to come.
Technology decisions should expand your options, not limit them. When your data, integrations and workflows depend on proprietary technologies, every future upgrade, migration or procurement becomes more expensive and risky.
We help healthcare organizations design interoperable architectures based on open standards, giving them the freedom to integrate new solutions, replace existing ones and evolve without starting over.
From software companies to health care providers, and everything in between.
Our founder started to work with openEHR back in 2006, when CaboLabs wasn't even an idea and the openEHR specs where not stable. Working as a Java developer in a Critical Care system, beside implementing the standard in the system, he started to contribute to improve the openEHR specifications and the openEHR Java Reference Implementation, by reporting bugs and suggesting improvements. In total, we have been working with the openEHR standard for more than 20 years.
We designed the first globally available course 100% about openEHR back in 2011, and added other education offers since then, covering conceptual, technical and clinical aspects for understanding, defining strategies and implementing openEHR.
In 2013 we released EHRServer which is the first open source implementation of an openEHR clinical data repository ever released!
Our professional history with openEHR speaks for itself: an unmatched set of skills an experience in the area. If you need help with openEHR, you are in the right place!
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