Connect the practice. Put your product in the workflow.
Connect your healthcare product to athenahealth with a clear path through API selection, customer access and production testing. Clinical data, patient workflows and practice operations—scoped to what your application actually needs.
For digital health products, practice networks and healthcare software teams.
Designed around your implementationAPI selectionCustomer accessClinical mappingsWorkflow testing
The right starting point
One product. More than one API decision.
Clinical interoperability
FHIR where it fits
Start with the clinical resources your product needs—not a generic list of endpoints. We map the target workflow to supported resources, operations and permissions.
Resource and terminology mapping
OAuth and launch-context requirements
Pagination, filtering and error handling
Practice operations
athenaOne capabilities where needed
Scheduling, patient administration and billing-related workflows can require a different API surface. We check the actual endpoint and access requirements before designing write-back.
Operational endpoint review
Practice and department context
Write-back validation and reconciliation
Implementation, in context
Build for the people using the workflow.
01
Patient-facing products
The right information at the right moment
Connect the agreed patient and appointment context to your application. Define identifiers, access rules and how changes are reflected back in the experience.
02
Clinical applications
Data that retains its meaning
Map observations, medications, encounters and documents according to the supported API and your clinical use case. Test missing, delayed and inconsistent source data.
03
Practice and revenue workflows
Operations with explicit ownership
Connect the supported operational workflow without assuming that every practice uses the same configuration. Agree who handles exceptions and what your application may update.
04
Multi-practice rollout
Repeatable without ignoring differences
Separate reusable application code from customer configuration. Record practice identifiers, permissions, test evidence and onboarding dependencies for each rollout.
What you can expect
A defined scope. A tested workflow. A usable handover.
We agree the deliverables and acceptance criteria before implementation. Vendor access and customer approvals remain explicit project dependencies.
01
Scope the workflow
Confirm the target athenahealth product, API capabilities, customer access and data requirements.
Capability matrix and access dependencies.02
Build and validate
Implement authorization, mappings and workflow behavior. Test supported success and failure scenarios.
Tested integration and acceptance evidence.03
Onboard and operate
Coordinate the customer’s production setup and document reconciliation, monitoring and support ownership.
Customer onboarding checklist and runbook.
Before you commit
Your integration questions, answered.
Do you support both FHIR and athenaOne APIs?
We assess both against your required workflow. FHIR can support interoperable clinical data use cases, while athenaOne API capabilities may be needed for practice operations. Endpoint availability, permitted operations and customer authorization determine the final design.
Can we write data back into athenahealth?
We verify the supported write operation, target product, permissions and workflow impact before committing. A read API does not imply that the corresponding write is available. We define validation, duplicate handling and reconciliation for agreed write-back operations.
Does a sandbox integration mean we can launch with any practice?
No. A sandbox proves specific technical behavior, not production access for every customer. Customer permissions, configuration, vendor requirements and acceptance testing remain part of onboarding.
Can you connect more than one practice?
Yes, subject to each customer’s access and configuration. We design reusable integration logic with explicit customer context and a repeatable onboarding process, rather than mixing customer-specific configuration into shared code.
What affects cost and timing?
The target API surface, read or write scope, customer access, data mappings and testing dependencies drive the estimate. We scope those inputs before proposing milestones. Vendor charges and agreements are separate from engineering fees.
Define the next step
What does your product need to do inside the practice?
Tell us about your product, the systems involved and the outcome you need. We’ll review the scope and dependencies with your team.
The target customer and systems
Available API or interface access
Your workflow and delivery priorities
Please don’t include patient data, credentials or sensitive records.
Thank you. Your enquiry has been received. Our team will review your requirements.
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