A platform that speaks your ecosystem's language
84 exchange, API and patient-identity capabilities connecting On-Kare to your labs, pharmacies, public payers and existing systems.
Supported exchange standards
Each standard answers a concrete need: talking to a modern EHR, a legacy hospital system, an imaging platform or a connected device.
HL7 FHIR clinical exchange
FHIR resources for patients, appointments, observations, prescriptions and clinical documents, exposed through a REST API and consumable by third-party EHRs.
Legacy HL7 v2 flow messaging
Inbound and outbound ADT, ORU and ORM messages to talk to existing hospital systems without a disruptive migration.
Imaging interoperability
Connectivity with imaging platforms and integration of reports into the patient record for imaging-dependent specialties (ophthalmology, radiology).
Remote monitoring device connectivity
Ingestion of readings from remote-monitoring devices (blood pressure monitors, sensors) feeding remote follow-up and risk triage.
An API control plane for your integrations
Secure access to FHIR resources, real-time events and a test environment before going live.
API authentication
Access tokens and per-application permission control securing every call to the platform control plane.
Event-driven notifications
Webhooks triggered on business events (appointment, lab result, claim status) to keep your tools in sync in real time.
API control plane
Application access management, quotas and integration lifecycle for the technical teams of a multi-site network.
Sandbox provisioning
Provisioning of an isolated test environment to validate an integration before it goes live.
// On-Kare REST API — Patient resource
const response = await fetch(
'https://api.on-kare.org/v1/patients',
{
method: 'GET',
headers: {
'Authorization': 'Bearer ${ACCESS_TOKEN}',
'Accept': 'application/fhir+json',
},
}
);
const bundle = await response.json();Business connector families
From patient identity to public payers, each connector covers one link of the care journey.
Patient record and identity
A single patient identity and identity federation (MPI) to match the same patient across multiple facilities or countries.
Scheduling and capacity
Slot and capacity synchronisation across sites for consistent appointment steering.
Public payers and health insurance
Dedicated connectors to national claims systems — for example the health-insurance gateways used across several Asia-Pacific markets.
Lab result exchange
Structured intake of lab results with automatic matching to the originating order.
Pharmacy and prescribing
Prescription exchange and dispensing follow-up with pharmacy circuits and controlled-medication registries.
National health registries
Feeding public-health registries and national health records where local regulation requires it.
Portability and exchange governance
Interoperability comes with controls: nothing moves without respecting residency and traceability rules. Details on the Security page.
Portability and migration
Migration tooling to bring over the history of an existing system without manual re-entry.
Data transfer compliance
Controls applied to inter-system exchanges to respect data residency and transfer rules.
Access logging
Every API call and exchange is logged for audit and traceability.
Frequently asked questions
Can On-Kare coexist with an existing EHR?
Which standards are supported?
How are API calls secured?
Is there a test environment before going live?
The platform as a whole
Interoperability is only one of On-Kare’s eight functional domains.
One platform, eight domains, a single patient record
Care doesn't stop at the consultation. On-Kare covers the whole chain — from booking to reimbursement, from triage to compliance — so nothing falls between tools.
Clinical operations
1099 capabilitiesIntake, triage, clinical documentation, care pathways, prescribing, imaging, telehealth and remote monitoring.
Growth & access to care
374 capabilitiesOnline booking, no-show reduction, reminders, reputation, patient journeys and retention.
Revenue & finance
237 capabilitiesQuotes, payments, third-party billing, revenue cycle, collections, denial control and financial reporting.
Analytics & performance
148 capabilitiesMulti-site steering, clinical and financial KPIs, internal benchmarks, quality and productivity.
Governance & compliance
137 capabilitiesConsent, traceability, health-data hosting, access rights, audit trails and risk management.
Platform & interoperability
84 capabilitiesAPIs, FHIR/HL7, lab, pharmacy and EHR connectors, patient identity and real-time synchronisation.
Workforce operations
39 capabilitiesTeam scheduling, capacity, task delegation, onboarding and clinician administrative load.
Public health & community
38 capabilitiesPrevention, screening, public-health campaigns, regional coordination and access to care.
Let's discuss your existing ecosystem
Our technical teams review with you which connectors your migration needs.
Open standards and integration surface
860 capabilities declare an explicit interoperability requirement in their technical specification.