Healthcare integrations & interoperability

Your clinic. Your systems.
Connected.

Connect QHealth to local health networks, insurers, clinical partners, and the business tools you depend on. We work with your team and system providers to design, build, and deliver the integration.

QHealthYour clinic platform
Health networks

National and regional exchange

Insurance & payers

Eligibility, approvals, and claims

Labs & imaging

Orders, results, and reports

Finance & ERP

Invoices, receipts, and settlements

Payments & messaging

Local gateways and channels

Your existing software

Business tools and custom systems

Integration areas we can scope around your clinic.

Built around your environment

Keep what works.
Connect what matters.

Your clinic has its own insurers, partners, and ways of working. We start there, then define how information should move between QHealth and the systems around it.

Tell us what you need to connect
Your local requirements
National health exchange, payer rules, identifiers, and required data formats are part of the implementation brief.
Your existing investment
Keep your accounting platform, diagnostic partners, or internal tools. We assess the connection around the interfaces they provide.
Your daily workflow
Agree what is sent, what comes back, and where your team acts on it. The aim is less re-entry and a clearer flow of information.

Standards & interfaces

Speak the language
of the systems you use.

We scope each connection around the interface available, using healthcare standards and established exchange methods where they fit.

Healthcare messages

HL7 v2

Patient events, orders, and results exchanged between clinical systems.

Structured health data

FHIR

Resource-based exchange shaped around the receiving system’s implementation guide.

Medical imaging

DICOM

Imaging workflows involving compatible radiology systems and image archives.

Connected applications

APIs & webhooks

Data requests and event updates between QHealth and external services.

Scheduled exchange

Structured files

Agreed import and export formats when a file-based connection fits the workflow.

The required version, profiles, data mapping, access, and testing are agreed for each connection.

From requirement to rollout

A team to take the integration forward.

We coordinate the technical work with your IT team and external providers, with clear decisions at each stage.

  1. 01

    Understand the workflow

    Tell us your country, systems, and the task you want to connect. We review the interfaces and involve the right contacts.

    A clear integration brief
  2. 02

    Agree the delivery plan

    Confirm data mapping, access, any provider approvals, responsibilities, timeline, and cost before development begins.

    Scope and expectations agreed
  3. 03

    Build and test together

    Configure or develop the connection. Test the full workflow, including missing data, duplicate records, and failed exchanges.

    A workflow your team can verify
  4. 04

    Prepare for launch

    Complete acceptance checks and agree monitoring, support, and the process for handling future changes with your provider.

    A supported handover

Security in the delivery plan

Connect systems.
Keep access controlled.

Define the information each connection needs and who can access it. Authentication, encrypted transport, validation, and activity records are part of the technical review.

Explore security & compliance
  • Purpose and permissionsAccess scoped to the agreed workflow.
  • Data handlingFields, identifiers, and destinations mapped before exchange.
  • Failures and follow-upClear handling for rejected, delayed, or incomplete records.

Before we connect

Practical answers
for your team.

Compare plans and applications
Can you build an integration for a system that is not listed?

Yes. Custom integration is part of our offering. Tell us the system, your country, and the workflow you want to connect. We review the available interfaces with your provider, confirm feasibility, and propose the scope, delivery plan, and cost.

Can you work with our local health network or insurer?

We work around the requirements of the network or payer in your market, including its data formats, access process, and testing requirements. Any required onboarding, approvals, or certification are included in the delivery plan and must be completed before the connection goes live.

What if our existing software does not have an API?

An API is one option. Depending on the system, we can assess structured file exchange, supported healthcare messages, or a vendor-provided interface. We confirm a supported route with the provider before committing to the connection.

Does using HL7 or FHIR make a connection automatic?

A shared standard gives both systems a foundation. The connection still needs agreement on the version, data fields, identifiers, local profiles, authentication, and workflow. We include that mapping and testing in the integration scope.

Are integrations included in the subscription?

The pricing page shows which integration categories are included in each plan. A specific connection may need configuration, custom development, provider fees, or certification. We confirm the scope and any additional costs before work begins.

Who will work with our IT team and software providers?

QHealth works with your clinic’s contact and the external system provider to clarify requirements, map data, test the workflow, and prepare for launch. Support responsibilities and the process for future interface changes are agreed as part of the implementation.

Start with your requirements

Your next integration starts with a conversation.

Tell us your country, the system you use, and what you want to achieve. You do not need technical documentation to start. We can work with your provider to get the details.

Discuss your integration

We will help you define the next step.

Your systems, connected

Let’s discuss your integration.

Tell us your country, the systems you use, and what you want to connect. Our team will contact you to discuss the next step.

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