File it where care happens
A complete history in the EHR or product already in use — not a stack of faxes.
Clinical Record
The chart, exchanged as data
A de-duplicated FHIR record from the organizations on the lattice. Treatment purpose. Actionable payloads. No second login.
A complete payload, not a portal
Important clinical information is missing in nearly one in seven visits. Lattix matches the patient, assembles what the lattice holds, and returns a FHIR chart your systems can file, analyze, and act on.
Same interchange as diagnostics
Orders, results, and the rest of the record share identity, translation, and audit.
Provenance on every fact
De-duplicated, coded, and traceable to the source organization on the lattice.
POST /fhir/ServiceRequest
Diagnostic loop
Order in. Result filed.
sr-44190 · 3 tests · 1 origin
- Order
- HbA1c · CMP · Lipid panel
- Destination
- Regional clinical laboratory
- Transport
- HL7 ORM^O01 → FHIR ServiceRequest
- Result
- DiagnosticReport · final
- Observations
- HbA1c 6.4% · CMP within range
- Filed
- EHR chart payload · provenance intact
Data on the lattice
- Vitals
- Diagnoses
- Procedures
- Medications
- Allergies
- Immunizations
- Labs
- Imaging
- Progress notes
- Encounters
- Family history
- Social history
Use cases
Outpatient care
File labs, imaging, and prior history into the chart the clinician already has open.
Virtual care
Collect a usable history before the visit — from the organizations on the lattice, not a fax pile.
Care coordination
Put medications, allergies, procedures, and recent encounters into the systems coordinators already run.
Specialty diagnostics
Interpret complex results against the rest of the record, not a single requisition.
Digital health
Ship clinical features on a FHIR payload instead of becoming an interoperability company.
Population workflows
The same interchange that files a result can assemble a history for the people you are already treating.
Secure and trusted
HIPAA
Protected health information is processed under a Business Associate Agreement. Minimum necessary access, workforce training, and retention aligned to the BAA.
Encryption & tenancy
In transit and at rest. Logical separation between organizations. No patient data on laptops as a matter of policy.
Audit
Every order, result, and record access is logged. Partners can see what moved, when, and under which purpose of use.
Get started today
Talk with us about labs, imaging, and putting the chart on one interchange.