Posted On October 13, 2025
Today’s healthcare ecosystem relies on interoperability, the capacity of systems to seamlessly share health data. Providers, payers, regulators, and patients all anticipate that information will be accessible at the right time and place. But the truth is “ Fragmented workflows, legacy systems, disparate data formats, and isolated platforms continue to hold the industry back”.
In order to address these problems in healthcare, standardization is important. By combining systems under shared models, healthcare organizations can enhance patient outcomes, increase efficiency, and drive digital health innovation.
Healthcare is built on different EHRs, PMS, LIMS, RIS, health information exchanges and third-party applications. In the absence of consistent standards, precious clinical and administrative data gets trapped and underutilized.
Standards such as HL7 FHIR, CCDA, X12, and IHE protocols facilitate reliable communication between systems. This has the following advantages:
With years of experience behind these HIX standards, smartData has executed large-scale interoperability projects for payers, providers, and exchanges. Some of our high points include:
Our teams understand protocols like FHIR, SFTP, TCP/IP, and MLLP, ensuring that data flows securely and efficiently across all systems.
The future of healthcare will emphasize ecosystem-based connectivity. Patients will have secure access to their records wherever they receive care, and providers will enjoy real-time insights facilitated by SMART on FHIR apps and sophisticated APIs.
Companies that adopt standardization today will not only address changing regulatory needs but also unlock innovations in population health, AI-driven care, and precision medicine.
At smartData, we are proud to be a part of this transformation. Our commitment and dedication to interoperability, PHI security, standardization, and patient-centred innovation has helped healthcare organizations to provide connected, high-quality care at scale.