Project Alvearie
An open-source project designed to enable healthcare innovation
What is Project Alvearie?
Innovation in healthcare is a team effort.
With Project Alvearie, IBM is bringing together contributors from across the health and life sciences ecosystem to collaborate around common and pervasive challenges that prevent seamless health data ingestion and flow.
Our goal is to empower organizations to better leverage health data and analytics so that they can build solutions to help improve care delivery and operate more efficiently in a highly regulated environment.
Focus areas
Projects
Transforming health tech
Alvearie contributors are working on interoperable technology assets and reference implementations that prioritize modularity, extensibility and cloud portability.
Use cases
Solving tough challenges
Better data flow can support faster, smarter insights, helping organizations solve challenges related to care quality and delivery, consumer experiences, clinical development, and more.
Enterprise-ready
From open to the enterprise
Contributors will be able to leverage open-sourced assets in enterprise-grade offerings for providers, payers, government agencies, and life sciences organizations.
Featured project
IBM FHIR Server, built for the enterprise
To transform healthcare, we first have to improve how data is exchanged between disconnected systems. Alvearie includes an open-source FHIR server built on a Java™ implementation of HL7 FHIR R4. Our IBM FHIR® Server offering leverages that code base in a solution built for enterprises. It's part of how IBM helps enable health data interoperability.
Related communities
LinuxForHealth
Alvearie supports LinuxForHealth, a distributed processing network operating system
Connected Health / iDaaS
Alvearie supports Connected Health / iDaaS, a health industry design pattern and framework