Healthcare Interoperability Consulting
Our flagship engagements are scoped to common interoperability problems — each priced to scope and complexity. Request a quote for your project.
FHIR Readiness Assessment
Map the gap between your current data and FHIR conformance, with a phased modernization roadmap.
HL7 v2 → FHIR Migration
Expose FHIR APIs without ripping out your HL7 v2 integration engine. Coexistence, not replacement.
CMS-0057-F Compliance
End-to-end implementation of Patient Access, Payer-to-Payer, and Prior Authorization FHIR APIs.
Before We Engage: Is Your Data Ready?
Our transformation pipelines produce high-quality FHIR output when given high-quality input.
Common data quality issues we see:
We recommend source data be at least 80% compliant with industry standards. Data assessment and normalization are typically the first phase of any consulting engagement — we build the modernization roadmap around what your actual data looks like, not what it should look like.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about engagements, data, and the CodeFhir Payer Stack.
Output quality reflects input quality. Missing fields produce incomplete FHIR resources; malformed data may fail validation.
This is why we typically start with a FHIR Readiness Assessment — to understand your actual data quality and build the modernization roadmap around it.
Yes. Data cleanup and normalization are typically part of our FHIR Readiness Assessment or HL7 v2 to FHIR Migration engagements — including fixing segment structures, standardizing codes, and normalizing identifiers.
Contact us for an assessment and a scoped proposal.
The first step is usually a 30-minute strategy call to understand your interoperability goals, regulatory drivers, and current data landscape.
From there we recommend the right engagement (Readiness Assessment, HL7 v2 to FHIR Migration, or CMS-0057-F Compliance Implementation) and provide a scoped proposal with deliverables, timeline, and pricing.
Every engagement is scoped to your project, but common deliverables include:
- Target-state architecture and mapping documentation
- Working transformation pipelines built on InteropSuite
- Conformance validation against US Core, CARIN BB, Da Vinci PAS (as applicable)
- Operational runbooks and knowledge transfer
- Optional retainer for ongoing support
See the three flagship engagements for details.
- Health systems and hospitals — typically start with HL7 v2 to FHIR Migration to expose FHIR APIs without ripping out the existing v2 interface estate.
- Payers and health plans — CMS-0057-F Compliance Implementation covers Patient Access, Provider Access, Payer-to-Payer, and Prior Authorization APIs for the January 2027 deadline.
- Not sure yet? The FHIR Readiness Assessment (2–4 weeks) gives you a defensible roadmap before committing to a larger build.
The CodeFhir Payer Stack integrates with your FHIR R4 server of choice (HAPI FHIR, Azure Health Data Services, AWS HealthLake, Firely Server). We don't lock you into our infrastructure.
The SMART on FHIR auth layer and CMS-0057-F API endpoints are part of the Payer Stack (currently in development) and ship as part of a CMS-0057-F Compliance Implementation engagement.