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Interoperability Framework

Interoperability is a core design principle of the Chorus platform. The system supports integration with external healthcare systems through standardized interfaces and data models.

The interoperability framework enables healthcare organizations to connect remote monitoring workflows with existing clinical infrastructure.

EHR Integration​

Chorus supports integration with electronic health record systems to enable bidirectional exchange of clinical information.

FHIR-based data structures allow patient monitoring data to be aligned with existing clinical records. This integration enables clinicians to access monitoring insights alongside other patient health information.

EPIC Integration​

Chorus supports integration with EPIC environments using FHIR-based data exchange mechanisms.

Monitoring data generated within the platform can be transmitted to EPIC systems as standardized FHIR resources. This enables healthcare organizations to incorporate remote monitoring insights into their broader clinical workflows.

FHIR REST APIs​

Chorus exposes RESTful FHIR APIs that allow external systems to access and exchange clinical data.

Supported API capabilities include:

  • Retrieval of patient data
  • Access to physiological observations
  • Integration of monitoring devices
  • Synchronization of clinical documentation

The use of standardized APIs ensures that healthcare organizations can integrate Chorus with existing health IT ecosystems.