Let’s talk Coexistence
EHRPulse agents are designed to carry out selected workflows alongside Epic and other healthcare platforms. Start with a defined need and assess the connections available in your environment. Coexistence can be the long-term model.
Semantic Digital Twin (SDT) runtime
Your existing environment
System of record for the agreed data scope.
The connecting layer
Maps meaning across authorized connections.
Your next capability
Agents prepare and coordinate work. Your team reviews and decides.
Exchange paths depend on the source system, enabled interfaces, permissions, and the workflow being deployed.
How coexistence works
Coexistence starts by deciding where work happens and which system owns each record. The exchange model follows those decisions.
Bring together the information needed for the selected workflow using available EHR interfaces and source feeds.
EHR events or authorized users initiate the workflow. EHRPulse agents assemble context, prepare outputs, and route the necessary review.
Use the write-back path enabled for the organization and the specific record type. Keep failed exchanges visible for resolution.
Additional capabilities are optional. If you are considering a migration, first assess source-data access, contractual permissions, costs, and operational dependencies.
Working alongside Epic
Your organization can keep Epic as its system of record while EHRPulse takes on selected work. Any additional scope follows a separate assessment of your priorities, access, and investment.
Supported SMART on FHIR experiences bring patient context into EHRPulse. Available events and interfaces connect the selected workflow to your Epic environment.
Historical-data access and approved updates are assessed for your environment. Available source access, permissions, and configured interfaces determine the supported scope.
Capabilities depend on the EHR version, enabled interfaces, granted permissions, and record types. Integration scope is confirmed before deployment. Product names do not imply vendor endorsement.
Common questions
No. EHRPulse can remain alongside your existing EHR as a long-term arrangement. There is no requirement to migrate to benefit from a supported workflow.
No. Read access, embedded workflows, triggers, and write-back vary by system and configuration. We define those paths for the workflow you want to deploy, including any assisted steps.
The deployment defines an authoritative system for each record or functional area, along with the direction of exchange and required approvals. That ownership is revisited when a function transitions.
Migration maps and moves data for a defined transition. Runtime supports the ongoing semantic model and exchange between systems that continue operating together.
Your next step
Bring your EHR, the workflow you want to improve, and the systems it touches. We’ll identify a practical coexistence scope.