Unify Clinical Excellence with Financial Agility: Epic-Oracle Integration
Break down data silos between Epic EHR and Oracle ERP. Automate workflows, optimize revenue cycles, and enhance patient care with real-time, intelligent integration.
The Disconnect: Why Epic and Oracle Silos Hinder Healthcare Operations
Healthcare organizations often struggle with a critical divide between their clinical and administrative systems. Epic, while central to patient care, operates distinctly from Oracle's powerful financial, HR, and supply chain management capabilities. This separation leads to manual workarounds, delayed processes, and a fragmented view of patient and organizational health.
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Manual data entry and reconciliation between Epic's clinical records and Oracle's financial/operational systems.
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Delayed revenue cycles due to slow claims processing and payment application across disparate platforms.
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Inaccurate or outdated inventory data impacting clinical supply availability and increasing operational costs.
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Lack of a unified 'Patient 360' view, preventing holistic understanding of patient clinical history and financial standing.
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Compliance risks and data quality issues arising from inconsistent data across systems.
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Inefficient patient onboarding and appointment scheduling processes requiring redundant data capture.
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Complex and time-consuming reporting that aggregates data from multiple, disconnected sources.
The Unified Solution: Intelligent iPaaS for Epic and Oracle Integration
Our iPaaS solution provides a comprehensive, secure, and scalable platform to seamlessly integrate Epic EHR with your Oracle ERP ecosystem. By leveraging Epic's FHIR APIs and Oracle's extensive REST APIs and business events, we enable real-time, bi-directional data flow, automating critical clinical, administrative, and financial workflows. This transforms your operations from reactive and manual to proactive and intelligent.
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Pre-built Connectors for Epic (FHIR) & Oracle (Fusion Cloud, EBS)
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Visual, Low-Code Workflow Design & Orchestration
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AI-Powered Data Mapping & Transformation
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Real-time, Event-Driven Data Synchronization
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Robust Error Handling & Data Reconciliation
Comprehensive Solution Details
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Pre-built Connectors for Epic (FHIR) & Oracle (Fusion Cloud, EBS)
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Visual, Low-Code Workflow Design & Orchestration
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AI-Powered Data Mapping & Transformation
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Real-time, Event-Driven Data Synchronization
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Robust Error Handling & Data Reconciliation
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End-to-End Security & HIPAA Compliance
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Centralized Monitoring & Analytics Dashboards
Epic-Oracle Integration: Technical Implementation & Data Flow
Our iPaaS provides the robust middleware layer necessary to orchestrate complex data exchanges between Epic and Oracle. We leverage an API-first, event-driven architecture to ensure real-time data synchronization, high data integrity, and compliance with healthcare security standards. The integration focuses on harmonizing clinical and administrative data to power automated workflows.
Data Flow Steps
Connect & Authenticate: Establish secure connections to Epic's FHIR APIs (OAuth 2.0 via Open Epic) and Oracle's REST/SOAP APIs (OAuth 2.0, API keys, service accounts).
Event Listener/Polling: Configure iPaaS to listen for Epic FHIR events (e.g., new Patient, Appointment, Observation) or Oracle Business Events (e.g., new Sales Order, Invoice). For systems without robust eventing, secure polling mechanisms are deployed.
Data Extraction: Extract relevant data entities (e.g., Epic Patient, Claim; Oracle Customer, Invoice) from the source system.
Transformation & Harmonization: Apply visual data mapping and AI-assisted transformations to convert data schemas and vocabularies (e.g., FHIR to Oracle's internal structures, LOINC to service codes).
Business Logic & Validation: Implement conditional logic, data validation rules, and error handling within the iPaaS workflow. AI-driven validation flags anomalies.
Data Loading: Use the target system's APIs (POST, PUT) to create or update records in Oracle or Epic.
Confirmation & Audit: Log all transactions, confirm successful data delivery, and maintain comprehensive audit trails for compliance and troubleshooting.
Error Handling & Retries: Implement intelligent retry mechanisms with exponential backoff for transient failures and dead-letter queues for persistent issues.
Data Touchpoints
"Epic EHR (FHIR APIs, Events) <--> iPaaS (Connectors, Transformation, Orchestration, AI) <--> Oracle ERP (REST/SOAP APIs, Business Events)"
Simple, transparent pricing for Epic + Oracle.
Start with a single integration pair and scale as your business grows—without surprise fees or transaction penalties.
How Middleware Integration Works
See Epic + Oracle integration in action.
Explore a guided demo, start a sandbox integration, or speak directly with our solution architects about your specific use cases.
Integration Use Cases
Explore how the integration behaves in real business scenarios, with clearly defined steps, outcomes, and execution patterns.
Patient Onboarding & Billing Automation
When a new patient registers or schedules an appointment in Epic, their demographic and appointment data is automatically synchronized to Oracle. This creates a unified customer record and initiates the billing process, ensuring accurate financial tracking from the start.
Integration Steps:
- 0 Patient registers in Epic, creating 'Patient' and 'Appointment' records.
- 1 iPaaS detects new 'Patient' (FHIR: Patient POST) via Epic's eventing.
- 2 iPaaS transforms Epic 'Patient' data (MRN, Name, Address, Telecom) to Oracle 'Customer' master data structure.
- 3 iPaaS calls Oracle's '/customers' API (POST) to create a new customer or update an existing one.
- 4 iPaaS then creates an initial 'Sales Order' or 'Invoice' in Oracle (via '/receivablesInvoices' or '/salesOrders') linked to the new customer, based on appointment type or service request.
- 5 Confirmation sent to patient, and billing status updated in Epic's module.
Business Outcome
Reduced manual data entry, accelerated billing cycle, improved patient satisfaction with streamlined administrative processes, accurate customer 360 view.
Real-time, event-driven
API Endpoints & Data Logic
Technical details for developers and architects.
⚡ Transformation Logic
- FHIR Patient to Oracle Customer: Concatenate `name.given` and `name.family` to `CustomerName`. Map `identifier (MRN)` to a custom `SourceReferenceID` field in Oracle. Convert FHIR `address` to Oracle's specific address segments.
- Epic Claim Line Items to Oracle AR Invoice Lines: Map `item.code` (CPT/HCPCS) to Oracle's `Product ID` or `GL Account Segment` using a lookup table. Calculate `net` amount for each line.
- Epic ServiceRequest to Oracle Purchase Order: Identify `SupplierID` based on `ServiceRequest.code` via a master data lookup. Map `ServiceRequest.occurrence` to `OrderDate`.
- LOINC/SNOMED to Internal Codes: Standardize clinical codes from Epic's Observations or ServiceRequests to Oracle's internal item/service identifiers for financial posting or supply chain management.
🛡️ Error Handling
- API Rate Limit Exceeded: iPaaS intelligently throttles requests and retries with exponential backoff.
- Data Validation Failure: Incorrect data format from Epic for Oracle, or vice versa. Data is routed to DLQ; AI may suggest fixes.
- System Unavailability: Temporary outage of Epic or Oracle API. iPaaS retries based on policy; alerts on persistent issues.
- Data Conflict: Patient MRN in Epic maps to multiple Oracle Customer IDs. Conflict resolution rules applied; manual review if ambiguous.
- Authentication Failure: Expired token or incorrect credentials. iPaaS attempts re-authentication, alerts on persistent failure.
Simple, transparent pricing for Epic + Oracle.
Start with a single integration pair and scale as your business grows—without surprise fees or transaction penalties.
Simple, transparent pricing for Epic + Oracle.
Start with a single integration pair and scale as your business grows—without surprise fees or transaction penalties.
See Epic + Oracle integration in action.
Explore a guided demo, start a sandbox integration, or speak directly with our solution architects about your specific use cases.