Partner connectivity
HL7 v2, FHIR, SFTP, and MLLP — the transports diagnostic partners and EHRs already run. One onboarding, not a custom project for every new logo.

Platform
Organizations need more than a VPN and a spec. They need orders to land, results to file, and the next partner to reuse the same integration.
Unreliable identifiers, one-off interfaces, and a different flavor of HL7 at every lab still leave outpatient care disconnected. The Lattix platform was built to connect, translate, and deliver — so EHRs, labs, imaging groups, and digital health teams make the next order in their own systems, not in a shared mailbox.
HL7 v2, FHIR, SFTP, and MLLP — the transports diagnostic partners and EHRs already run. One onboarding, not a custom project for every new logo.
Match the person across systems when names, MRNs, and birthdates never quite agree. Heuristic matching on demographics, not a hope that everyone uses the same identifier.
Vendor catalogs, local codes, and message flavors become one FHIR record. Orders go out in the shape the lab expects. Results come back structured.
Send the order to the right laboratory or imaging center, with the compendium, ABN, and billing context that partner requires.
Push or pull the payload into the EHR or product already in use — FHIR REST, subscriptions, or files — with provenance on every fact.
ServiceRequest, DiagnosticReport, Observation, ImagingStudy, Patient. Legacy interop sits under the hood so product teams stay on FHIR.
Every Lattix product sits on the same lattice: connect, translate, route, and deliver.
Electronic orders and structured results for laboratories and imaging centers — one interface, not a stack of projects.
A de-duplicated FHIR chart from the organizations on the lattice — medications, problems, labs, imaging, notes, and more — delivered into your systems.
Connect once. Every lab, imaging group, and EHR that joins the lattice is available to everyone already on it.
Secure and trusted
Protected health information is processed under a Business Associate Agreement. Minimum necessary access, workforce training, and retention aligned to the BAA.
In transit and at rest. Logical separation between organizations. No patient data on laptops as a matter of policy.
Every order, result, and record access is logged. Partners can see what moved, when, and under which purpose of use.
Talk with us about labs, imaging, and putting the chart on one interchange.