Partly working

Your clinic's own system

What it does today

The SMART on FHIR flow works end to end against a sandbox: connect once for the practice, open us from a patient's chart, and the note you approve is filed back. No hospital has registered us in its own tenant yet, and each one has to before anything connects there. The identity problem is solved by never treating your patient id as ours: it is resolved only within the connection that issued it, so P123 at your hospital and P123 at another are two rows that cannot reach each other.

What it does not do

Your system is the record and ours is not. We read one thing from your chart, the patient's name, so a schedule row is not blank; we read and keep no date of birth, record number, address, payer, problem list, medication or allergy, and there is nowhere in our database to put one. What we keep is what we made: the session, the transcript recorded under the patient's consent, the note and who approved it. That stays on our schedule rather than yours, because the person it answers to is the patient, and disconnecting stops us resolving your patient identifiers the same moment while leaving their record with us.