What is Redox?

With Redox, you can send, receive, process, and act on massive volumes of healthcare data. In other words, Redox allows you to compose data and processing operations to solve the healthcare business needs of your organization.

Our platform is a central place for you to connect with healthcare organizations, EHR systems, medical device manufacturers, digital health vendors, and payers, to name a few. Explore connections in the Redox network (over 10,000 organizations!), which you can work with.

Once you configure your own setup with Redox, you can use the same code to integrate with multiple connections. Regardless of connectivity requirements, Redox helps you exchange healthcare data via our HITRUST-certified platform.

No matter where you are in healthcare, Redox can help complete your unique workflow. See an overview of solutions we provide for your healthcare business needs.

Embed your apps into healthcare systems or retrieve healthcare data for your apps so you can do what you do (e.g., offer provider recommendations, interact with or educate patients based on their healthcare services).

In other words, use Redox to integrate smarter to deliver more product value, faster. Connect to EHR systems, clinical networks, payers, cloud repositories, and other digital tools in a fraction of the time and effort it takes for do-it-yourself integrations. Learn what Redox for Vendors offers.

Exchange real-time data with your connections so you can take immediate action and improve health outcomes. Learn what Redox for Providers offers.

Access your members’ critical data to reveal where value comes from and where to go from there. See why to use Redox for Payers.

You may also find these popular features helpful:

• Network Onramps: Integrate with clinical networks (e.g., Carequality Interoperability Framework, TEFCA) to get access to even more patient records. Learn about Network Onramps.
• Cloud connectivity: Connect to cloud providers like GCP, AWS, and Microsoft Azure to hydrate apps and data engineering tools in real-time. Learn about cloud connectivity.
• Redox EMPI powered by Verato: Link patient identity records within and multiple disparate data sources for better decision-making, operational efficiency, and improved user experience. We partnered with Verato to provide a single source of truth for patient identity so you know who’s who. Learn how to match patients.

  Beta feature: Support for Verato's Active Search

  We also support using Verato’s Active Search with Redox. To do this, we support synchronous responses of MLLP HL7v2 (i.e., PDQ or PIX) requests. It goes a little like this:

  1. Redox receives an incoming HL7v2 message and converts the message to our data model format.
  2. Redox delivers the message to the designated destination.
  3. The destination returns results.
  4. Redox processes and returns the synchronous response. However, Redox can only process responses from one destination at a time.

  Talk to your Verato representative to learn more.

To make integration work, Redox normalizes or translates data to get it from one system to another. Below is an overview, but explore data exchange basics for more details.

Normalizing means changing how data is represented, or mapped, into a consistent schema.

Think of it like a universal power adapter. You have a device with a specific plug (i.e., your data format), and you need to connect it to a foreign wall outlet (i.e., your connection’s data format). Redox is the adapter that makes that connection seamless. We take data from any source and translate it into a consistent, modern format that’s easy for developers to work with.

Check out our API reference to see what data we normalize.

There may also be a need to translate values or data standards, too. Learn about translation sets or review FHIR® translation options.

Normalization and translation are the base, but your data may need more processing.

An operation is an individual step during log processing. There are different operation types, but they all have the same goal of shaping data appropriately so you can successfully send and receive data. Redox manages most operations for you. Learn about operation types.

However, you can customize these types of operations to process data according to your unique needs:

• Filters are rules that you define to allow or block a subset of data payloads that you receive asynchronously from one of your connections.
• Translation sets contain a list of mapped translations between two value sets.
• Config modifiers are a set of custom instructions for processing incoming or outgoing data.

Once you establish your setup with Redox, you can use one of our APIs to integrate with your connections. You can use one or both of these:

• Redox Data Model API: Use JSON data models and corresponding event types to communicate with your integrations. Learn about the Data Model API.
• Redox FHIR® API: Use FHIR® resources and corresponding interactions or operations to communicate with your integrations. Learn about the FHIR® API.

If you’re looking for non-API options, review alternative integrations.

Regardless of your integration type, we offer an interactive UI to configure, troubleshoot, and understand the health of your subscriptions. Learn about the Redox dashboard.

Alternatively, you can use the Redox Platform API to automate or perform actions within your Redox organization. Learn about the Platform API.

So your company has security guidelines—so do we! Review our security and compliance practices.

You may also be interested in how we handle these basic security measures:

• rate limiting
• allow-listing for Redox

Or, you may want to limit access to assets within your Redox organization. Learn how to control access in your organization.