Interoplix designs and builds HIPAA-compliant healthcare integration and interoperability on Azure for payers, medical device manufacturers, health systems, and digital health companies.
Most integration work looks fine until real clinical data hits the pipeline. Interoplix focuses on the failure modes that become regulatory findings if they reach production.
Medicare Advantage, Medicaid, CHIP, and exchange payers that must run the Patient Access, Provider Access, Payer-to-Payer, and Prior Authorization FHIR APIs by 2027, built and integrated on Azure.
HL7 v2.x instruments and systems that need to connect to Epic, Cerner, or cloud FHIR platforms without a clean transformation path.
Azure healthcare integrations writing data with no validation, no audit trail, and no answer when an auditor asks how the environment was built.
Teams that need senior integration architecture and HIPAA design judgment for a defined engagement, not a permanent headcount.
Interoplix is a specialist FHIR and HL7 integration practice that scales with senior associates for larger engagements. We keep engagements scoped: clear deliverables and a published rate card. No open-ended hourly assessments.
Current-state HL7/FHIR integration review, HIPAA gap analysis, and Azure architecture assessment. Delivered as a written findings report with a prioritised remediation roadmap.
Hands-on delivery. Azure Health Data Services pipeline build, HL7 v2.x to FHIR R4 transformation, validation gates, CI/CD, and infrastructure as code.
Ongoing architecture guidance, code review, compliance posture monitoring, vendor evaluation, and escalation coverage for integration incidents.
A complete HIPAA-compliant HL7 to FHIR R4 pipeline on Azure. Bicep IaC, GitHub Actions with OIDC, SMART on FHIR, and documented production gaps.
View the portfolio repository →A representative engagement from the team's delivery record. Client named generically for confidentiality.
End to end: HL7 v2.x ingestion, AHDS $convert-data to FHIR R4, a validation gate that dead-letters bad data before write, persistence in Azure Health Data Services, and de-identified export for analytics. Validation before write, audit at every boundary, reproducible in Bicep.
Click the diagram to open it full size. The complete Bicep, CI/CD, and documentation live in the public repository.
The full Azure HIPAA HL7 to FHIR pipeline, public and documented.
Open repo →End-to-end pipeline design from HL7 ingestion to FHIR persistence.
View diagram →Joel Onwuemene. Background, certifications, and technical posts.
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