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Practices on EPIC are still fundamentally non-networked, so even with an "API", you can't scale your product from one practice to all of them without some amoun
by ndonnellan 11y ago
Practices on EPIC are still fundamentally non-networked, so even with an "API", you can't scale your product from one practice to all of them without some amount of non-trivial integration.
I work at athena and we're dogfooding our API for an increasing number of products/components as it's an easy way to both decouple internal services and improve the API for our partners. From my lowly, uninformed position as a developer, we're growing the number of partners as fast as our team can support at this point.
- markolschesky 11y agoThat's true on the one hand. On the other hand, Athena wants a significant chunk of your profits to connect to their API. At least HL7v2 interface were one-time, scale everywhere from a cost model.