MongoDB for Healthcare
FHIR Today, Interoperability Tomorrow
With The Right Data Platform
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You don't have to take the rip and replace approach when modernizing your legacy systems with an ODL (operational data layer) method. Listen to this brief podcast to see how Humana did it.
Bring the FHIR insideIn 5 steps, you can de-risk the replacement of legacy technologies and bring the power of FHIR to the whole of your organization.
FHIR, interoperability, and the patient
With the advent of FHIR and the drive towards interoperability, we are closer to a future where episodic, intermittent care is replaced by a holistic view of the patient to promote life-long health. Choose MongoDB and MongoDB Atlas to help get you there.
How healthcare companies build competitive advantage with MongoDB
Interoperability
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Go beyond HIPAA compliance
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Patient 360
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Big data to precision medicine
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Connected health
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The fastest way to build FHIR applications
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Healthcare resources
Take a look at the below resources to find out more.
On-demand webinars
Presentations
White papers
Solution briefs
Infographics
Blogs
Podcasts
The decision maker's guide to FHIR
Learn how MongoDB, Google Cloud, and Exafluence partner to help healthcare decision makers modernize and simplify their data strategy for interoperability via FHIR.
Modernize healthcare architecture to prioritize patient needs
Learn how and why organizations are choosing Confluent and MongoDB to modernize their healthcare architecture to prioritize patient experience and deliver data-driven care.
Building FHIR applications with MongoDB
MongoDB and FHIR both natively support the JSON format, the standard extensively used in modern application development due to its ability to support rich data structures and objects prevalent in healthcare, such as patients, claims, policies, and treatments.
How to build data-driven applications securely and at scale
To achieve security and scalability, healthcare technology company Apervita migrated to MongoDB Atlas on Amazon Web Services (AWS) and incorporated its Deep Encryption™ security technology.
Success stories in healthcare
Leveraging the cloud-first approach with MongoDB Atlas to Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR) implementation, leading health insurance provider Humana avoided a rip-and-replace approach for modernizing legacy systems. Humana took FHIR to the cloud and drove better patient experiences, and achieved FHIR compliance while maintaining decades’ worth of data integrity.
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Data-driven digital transformation and interoperability for connected care has revolutionized healthcare in Thailand for millions of patients. MongoDB Atlas Helps GLS Drive Healthcare Innovation for Thailand’s Leading Hospital Group with a modernized, real-time and interoperable healthcare platform. MongoDB Atlas gave GLS the same great underlying flexibility and scalability of the document model as well as the added advantages of a fully managed cloud service.
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Leveraging the cloud-first approach with MongoDB Atlas to Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR) implementation, leading health insurance provider Humana avoided a rip-and-replace approach for modernizing legacy systems. Humana took FHIR to the cloud and drove better patient experiences, and achieved FHIR compliance while maintaining decades’ worth of data integrity.
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Data-driven digital transformation and interoperability for connected care has revolutionized healthcare in Thailand for millions of patients. MongoDB Atlas Helps GLS Drive Healthcare Innovation for Thailand’s Leading Hospital Group with a modernized, real-time and interoperable healthcare platform. MongoDB Atlas gave GLS the same great underlying flexibility and scalability of the document model as well as the added advantages of a fully managed cloud service.
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cure.fit, a health and fitness startup headquartered in India, has seen explosive growth during 2020. The company’s mobile application brings together all aspects of a healthy lifestyle on a single platform. It debuted in the United States just as consumers were looking for at-home fitness options while working from home due to COVID-19. To keep up with demand, cure.fit needed a scalable architecture that could accommodate spikes in traffic, while also delivering unique content to users based on their segment.
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