What is IBM FHIR Server?
IBM FHIR Server is an open-source Java solution that supports the processing, validation and storage of healthcare data according to the HL7 Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR) specification. IBM Watson Health currently offers two versions of the IBM FHIR Server: Both versions come pre-packaged with configurations for common use cases and can be deployed in the cloud environment of your choice or to an on-premises installation. The enterprise version comes with the added benefits of cloud portability through Red Hat® OpenShift® and full enterprise-grade support for troubleshooting, upgrades and other professional services. Not sure which version is right for your organization? See our solution brief (PDF, 1.5 MB) for tips on how to make the best decision for your needs.
Benefits
Adaptability
With pre-packaged configurations and modules, you can customize IBM FHIR Server to fit your organization’s data needs.
Consistency
Designed to optimize movement of FHIR data, IBM FHIR Server provides reliable performance to break down data silos.
Advanced queries
IBM FHIR Server provides support for search modifiers that help you get the most value from your FHIR data with advanced queries.
Resources
IBM FHIR Server vs. HAPI-JPA
See how IBM FHIR Server outperformed a competing open source technology in three key performance tests.
How to achieve meaningful interoperability
Explore key trends in interoperability and see the steps healthcare organizations can take to achieve it.
Get more from FHIR with analytics
Hear from physician and developer Dr. Henry J Feldman on why analytics are key for getting the most return out of an investment in FHIR.
Frost Radar: IBM is a leader
Frost & Sullivan has recognized IBM as a leader and the most innovative company in the U.S. healthcare data interoperability market.