FHIR developer platforms
Backend platforms and toolkits that software teams use to build EHRs and other healthcare applications on the FHIR data standard.
Instead of building a clinical database, APIs, and access controls themselves, development teams use these platforms to store patient data as FHIR resources and build their own applications on top. Products can be self-hosted or run by the vendor as a cloud service, and some add ready-made components such as forms, scheduling, and terminology services.
To compare them, check whether the software is open source or licensed, how it is hosted, which FHIR versions and APIs it supports, what ready-made components are included, and how pricing changes as data and users grow.
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Health Samurai develops Aidbox, a FHIR backend and toolkit with clinical data storage, APIs, and components for custom EHRs and healthcare applications.
Medplum is an open-source developer platform for building custom EHRs, patient apps and care tools on FHIR data, free to self-host or offered as a paid hosted service.