Healthcare integration that keeps data connected.

Integration projects for hospital systems, clinical data exchange, and connected care devices, with clear data mapping, delivery tracking, and exception handling.

Integration Projects

Project Design
Integration

Clinical Interoperability Hub

A shared integration layer for hospital, laboratory, and community-care systems, with message validation, delivery tracking, and a clear review queue for exceptions.

Indicative Budget

USD 1.8–2.7M

Indicative Timeline
15 months
Target market
Europe · Denmark
Scope
3 hospitals · 20 clinics · 6 source systems
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Project Design
Integration

Cross-Border Patient Summary Gateway

A patient-summary exchange gateway with source history, controlled terminology mapping, and access checks across participating healthcare organisations.

Indicative Budget

USD 1.6–2.5M

Indicative Timeline
15 months
Target market
Europe · Denmark
Scope
12 providers · 2-country scenario · 3 UI languages
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Project Design
Integration

Connected Care Device Gateway

A device-data gateway for remote care, with unit and timestamp checks, participant matching, and delivery tracking from home-monitoring devices to care systems.

Indicative Budget

USD 1.5–2.3M

Indicative Timeline
14 months
Target market
Europe · Denmark
Scope
4 providers · 3 device APIs · 5,000 participants (pilot)
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Common workflow

From requirements to rollout.

A structured path from discovery and design to implementation, evaluation, and rollout. Scope, dependencies, and estimates are reviewed at each stage.

Step 1

Receive

Source adapter accepts a permitted message or event

Step 2

Validate

Format, required fields, and agreed profile

Step 3

Reconcile

Identity and terminology, with a human exception queue

Step 4

Deliver

Authorised destination only, with bounded retries

Step 5

Trace

Acknowledgement and audit record for every delivery

Delivery Responsibilities

Clear roles from the start

ZeroOne’s Delivery Scope

  • Interface discovery, specifications, and mapping design

  • Adapters, message handling, and replay tooling

  • Conformance, load, and failure-scenario testing

  • Operations dashboard, runbooks, and handover

Client & Partner Responsibilities

  • Written interface access and counterpart specifications

  • Local terminology and profile decisions

  • Test participation from source-system owners

  • Accountable owners for exception queues