Integrations

Epic native, not Epic adjacent.

None of the seven caregiver platforms we benchmarked claims clinical interoperability. We built it first, because a caregiver readiness signal that never reaches the record is a signal nobody acts on.

FHIR R4with SMART Backend Services
0parallel data entry for your clinicians
1workflow, the one your teams already use
What we connect to

The systems already in your building.

Epic

FHIR R4 over SMART Backend Services. Discharge summary, medication list and appointments in, structured caregiver readiness observations out where your configuration allows.

Other FHIR R4 EHRs

The integration is written against the standard, not against one vendor. Cerner and Meditech deployments are scoped case by case.

Identity

SAML and OIDC single sign on, plus SCIM provisioning for larger employer and health system deployments.

HR and benefits

Eligibility files where you need them, or open enrollment with no file at all. Most employers start with no file.

Reporting

Scheduled exports in CSV and structured formats for your analytics warehouse, at cohort level only.

CRM and support

Webhooks for the events that matter operationally, such as a cohort crossing a threshold.

How an integration runs

Sandbox first, production once it is proven.

Scope

Which population, which data elements, which direction, and what consent model applies.

Sandbox

We connect to your non production environment and demonstrate the flow end to end before anything touches live data.

Security review

Your team runs the questionnaire, we supply the pack, and any gap is closed before go live.

Production

Phased by unit or service line, with a rollback path that does not depend on us being available.

What it avoids

The failure modes we designed out.

Most digital health integrations fail for boring reasons. These are the ones we took seriously.

Questions

What IT teams ask us.

We complete integration questionnaires directly. Write to connect@taloshealth.ai.

Is the Epic integration live?

Our sandbox integration is live and demonstrated during the pilot scoping. Production scope is agreed per deployment, because what you can write back depends on your own configuration and governance.

Do you need PHI to start?

No. Employer and nonprofit deployments run with no clinical data at all. Clinical integration is specific to health system deployments where care transitions are the use case.

How long does integration take?

For a scoped pilot on one service line, weeks rather than quarters. The long pole is almost always the security review and the governance decision, not the code.

What about consent?

Consent is captured from the family, per data element and per purpose, and it is revocable. The integration honours revocation rather than treating it as an edge case.

Send us your integration questionnaire.
We will fill it in.

A scoped conversation with your clinical, IT and security teams.