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Epic v. Particle - by Brendan Keeler - Health API Guy

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Author’s note: This post will be somewhat atypical in terms of format. In lieu of memes and a ton of humor, it’s intended to offer readers an impartial guide to what’s going on in the murky, confusing, and emotionally charged situation that is the current dispute between Epic Systems and Particle Health. Full disclosure: I'm not entirely impartial, having worked on Epic's Care Everywhere product and helped launch on-ramps at Redox and Zus, I strive to present a balanced view of both sides. I work now at Flexpa, which provides access to claims data with explicit patient authorization. In the past week, a number of people and organizations across LinkedIn, Twitter, and health technology communities began to discuss rumors that Epic, the country’s largest EHR, had shut off access to Particle Health, a data platform that aggregates health data for digital health companies via an API. Below you can find key definitions and key posts by relevant parties. America is fairly advanced in terms o

Epic v. Particle A series of links and context to help understand the current crisis in interoperability (and how we can do better) Brendan Keeler Apr 12, 2024 48 9 3 Share The AI generated this when I dropped the article in. What does it mean??? Author’s note : This post will be somewhat atypical in terms of format. In lieu of memes and a ton of humor, it’s intended to offer readers an impartial guide to what’s going on in the murky, confusing, and emotionally charged situation that is the current dispute between Epic Systems and Particle Health . Full disclosure: I'm not entirely impartial,

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