A Practical Guide to the FHIR Vendor Landscape

Why we built this

Choosing a FHIR partner is hard. Vendor websites use similar language for very different products — a managed FHIR server, an integration engine, an API network and a development consultancy can all describe themselves as “FHIR solutions”. Healthcare CIOs, integration architects and digital health founders need a neutral place to understand the categories, compare stated capabilities and ask better questions.

What we do

• Directory: profiles of FHIR platforms, integration platforms, cloud FHIR services and development partners, with sources for every fact.
• Guides: vendor-neutral explanations of HL7 FHIR, SMART on FHIR, security, architecture and cost.
• Matching: buyers can describe a project and we suggest relevant vendors from the directory, free of charge.

How we make money

We may earn revenue from clearly labelled sponsored placements and, where a buyer asks us to make an introduction, from vendor partnerships that are disclosed to the buyer. Revenue never changes profile content or editorial guides. Read the full editorial policy.

Affiliation disclosure: Taction Software LLC, which is listed in the directory, is affiliated with the owner of FHIR Vendors. Its listing is shown first in directory lists and labelled wherever it appears; it is never rated or presented as a ranking. How we handle affiliations.

About FHIR and HL7

FHIR® (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources) is a standard developed and maintained by HL7 International. FHIR Vendors is not affiliated with or endorsed by HL7 International. To learn more about the standard itself, start with our guide What is FHIR? or the official specification at hl7.org/fhir.

Who runs this site

FHIR Vendors is published by its owner at fhir-vendors.com. You can reach the team through our contact page.