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Rovicare

Integrations

Connect healthcare information with the work it supports

Rovicare connects with supported clinical, payer, supplier, and exchange systems. Reduce repeated entry and make relevant information available to the teams coordinating care.

Integration value

Reliable information at the point of action

Connect the data required for intake, referrals, transitions, and follow-up while keeping responsibilities clear across systems. Rovicare works with your technical team to define source data, supported exchange methods, patient matching, access, status updates, and exception handling.

Supported exchange methods

The right method for each workflow

Supported approaches can include APIs, FHIR, HL7, file exchange, and single sign-on, depending on the workflow and participating systems.

FHIR R4 APIs

Standards-based resource exchange; exact resources confirmed per implementation.

HL7 and EDI

Message and transaction exchange with participating systems.

SMART on FHIR launch

Launch referral workflows in EHR context for supported systems.

SFTP and batch

Scheduled file exchange with agreed cadence and reconciliation.

HIE, QHIN, ADT and census feeds

Event inputs, depending on source access, subscription and agreed interface.

Single sign-on

Verified authentication patterns such as EHR launch; other identity options are scoped.

Named EHR and partner connections are confirmed per deployment, including the data exchanged, direction of flow and live scope. Ask us about the systems you use.

Workflow examples

Examples include bringing referral information into an intake workflow, using discharge information to support follow-up, and exchanging status updates with participating systems.

Round trip
  1. Information enters workflow
  2. User completes action
  3. Status update returns

Implementation scope

Agree on source systems, fields, patient matching, permissions, error handling, testing, and launch responsibilities. Integration scope depends on the available interfaces and customer requirements. Start with the interfaces required for a useful rollout and expand as the program grows.

Security

Apply the agreed authentication, authorization, and data-sharing controls. Review security documentation and access requirements as part of implementation planning.

Tell us which systems you need to connect

We will review the available approach and the requirements for a useful implementation.