Channel estate and license-exposure assessment
Every channel, connector, transformer and downstream dependency inventoried, every environment's version recorded, and a written stay, buy or migrate recommendation with effort ranges.
Upgrade or fork migration
Move a frozen 4.x estate to a supported commercial Mirth Connect release, or to Open Integration Engine or BridgeLink, with replayed-message parity tests before any cutover.
Interface build and FHIR enablement
New HL7 v2, CCDA, X12, DICOM routing, file and API interfaces, plus v2-to-FHIR mapping for payer and provider API obligations.
Channel operations and team augmentation
Monitoring, alerting, PHI-safe logging, queue and database growth management, scheduled upgrades and on-call backup for a one-person interface team.
Senior US engineers, BAA-ready
Your PHI stays with US-based engineers who sign a BAA and work US hours. No offshore bench behind a per-city landing page.
Independent advice on the license
We are not a reseller and not tied to any fork sponsor. When keeping the commercial license is the cheaper answer, we say so.
Parity before cutover
Replayed production message sets and a regression harness prove each migrated channel behaves like the old one before it takes live traffic.
Written down, not in one head
Channel inventories, failure modes and runbooks are deliverables, so your estate stops depending on the one analyst who inherited it.
Comfortable with the old parts
Hand-rolled JavaScript transformers, undocumented code templates and decade-old channels nobody will turn off are normal work for us.