The platform also allows for the contribution of new clinical patient information back to the providers in the network, eliminating the need for many one-off EHR integrations. Metriport has open-sourced its patient matching algorithm and FHIR converter, aiming to improve the usability of healthcare data. The platform is fully SOC 2 Type 2 and HIPAA compliant and charges per full medical record retrieval for a patient. The company offers a free sandbox environment for anyone wanting to try out the platform.
Key takeaways:
- Metriport is an open-source platform that facilitates easy access and exchange of medical data for healthcare organizations, supporting all major healthcare IT systems in the US.
- Metriport connects to all 3 major Health Information Exchanges (HIE) networks and provides an API and dashboard, allowing healthtech companies and providers to tap into a single 'internet of healthcare data'.
- Metriport has open-sourced their patient matching algorithm and their FHIR converter, in an effort to improve the usability of healthcare data and encourage innovation in the field.
- Metriport charges per full medical record retrieval for a patient, starting at $1 per query, and scales down based on volume. They only charge for queries that return at least one record.