Unified Access to Every Data Source
Healthcare data comes in all shapes and sizes—structured, unstructured, clinical, financial, and more. Centaur™’s comprehensive source data connectors automatically ingest real-time data from a wide array of sources, including EHRs, core administrative processing tools, labs, and external systems, creating a single, integrated view of each member’s data.
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Perfecting Patient Identification Across Systems
Mismatched patient records are costly. Centaur™’s Enterprise Master Patient Index (EMPI) ensures every patient’s identity is accurately matched and linked across multiple data sources, providing a more complete and accurate picture of each patient, enabling more personalized care journeys.
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Turning Raw Data into Actionable Insights
Data is only as good as its ability to drive outcomes. Centaur™’s powerful data processing engine transforms raw healthcare data into clean, usable insights, performing everything from data enrichment to complex transformations with speed and efficiency. Whether it’s coordinating care or better managing chronic conditions, Centaur™ accelerates data’s time to value.
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Streamlining Data Transformation with Precision
Data interoperability shouldn’t be a roadblock to better care. Centaur™’s HL7 Engine streamlines the transformation and translation of HL7 messages into standardized formats such as FHIR, making each message accessible across the care continuum in real-time. With Centaur™, healthcare data flows effortlessly—compliant, consistent, and ready for action.
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Real-Time Data Confidence
In healthcare, the stakes are high, and data accuracy is critical. Centaur™’s Data Observability tools give organizations full visibility into the health of their data pipeline, from ingestion to transformation, ensuring high-quality, reliable data every time. With real-time monitoring and alerts, healthcare organizations can confidently trust the data they use to make critical decisions.
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One Platform for All Interoperability Needs
HDIG centralizes API ecosystems. From managing FHIR APIs to providing a developer portal with a robust sandbox environment and consent management it offers a streamlined experience for API deployment, management, access and monitoring. The platform seamlessly integrates with critical systems such as IDAM tools and API Gateways.
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APIs That Power Interoperability
HDIG’s comprehensive FHIR API suite is more than just compliant—it’s future-proof. Enable seamless patient data sharing, streamline prior authorizations, and enhance provider access with real-time, secure APIs. Whether it’s the Patient Access API, Prior Authorization API, Provider Access API or Payer-to-Payer API, HDIG a sustainable ecosystem when adhering to regulatory demands.
Be CMS-ready today and innovation-ready tomorrow
Instantly Turn FHIR Data into Business-Ready Insights
Healthcare data holds answers. HDIG’s Common Data Model built on USCDI & FHIR provides industry-standardized data, while the power of SQL on FHIR allows FHIR data to be queried as easily as relational tables. Materialized views deliver real-time insights, ensuring teams can make informed decisions faster from out-of-the-box data marts.
From raw data to refined insights – see the difference
Visibility That Drives Confidence
Don’t just meet compliance-exceed it. HDIG provides actionable insights into API usage and performance, complete with CMS-mandated reporting. With real-time analytics, gain visibility that powers better decisions and boosts operational confidence.
Know your APIs. Trust your data
Interoperability Gaps and Compliance Pressures
Regulations like the CMS Interoperability mandates require Providers to facilitate seamless data exchange, but legacy systems and limited FHIR adoption create barriers. Non-compliance can lead to financial penalties, reduced reimbursements and less collaboration.
