What are healthcare APIs for?

Letting one system ask another a question and get a reliable answer — is this patient eligible, what is the status of this claim, does this prescription interact with what they already take. Without them, integration means file transfers and reconciliation, which is slower and fails silently.

Which APIs are available?

Medical eligibility; drug-to-drug interaction and drug overdose checking; medical claims, status and reporting; fraud claims detection; and data access and interoperability APIs supporting patient access rules and real-time clinical record access.

What does "production-grade" mean here?

That the APIs are built to meet or exceed the standards a business would hold them to, rather than being a demonstration interface. In practice that means predictable behaviour under load, a defined error contract, and security appropriate to clinical and financial data.

How long does onboarding take?

The design intent is quickly: RESTful interfaces derived from long healthcare experience, online resources and support staff to work alongside your team. Most of the real time in an integration goes on agreeing what the data means, not on the transport.

Can we build patient-facing products on these?

Yes. Patient engagement, member engagement and billing APIs cover the care and financial life cycle for providers and payers, which is what lets a patient-facing application show someone their own coverage and claims rather than telling them to phone.

NANO Healthcare API Services

Production-grade APIs to empower healthcare technology solutions

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Nano Healthcare APIs Empowers
You to Integrate...

Medical Eligibility APIs
Drug-to-Drug Interactions & Drug Over Dosage APIs
Medical Claims, Status, Reporting APIs
Fraud Claims Detection APIs

Secure Your Transactions

With APIs that fit or surpass business standards, providing you peace of mind that your data is in reliable hands.

Lessen Complexity and Overhead

For your business with RESTful API designs derived from decades of healthcare experience.

Connect to Payers and Associates Nationwide

Via our APIs, leveraging one of the most extensive financial and regulatory networks

Onboard Your Solution Quickly

With our easy-to-use online resources and qualified support staff to assist you on your quest.

What We Deliver

A unified digital healthcare solution that assists protect and blending health data in the cloud and forms healthcare insights with analytics

Data Access and Interoperability APIs

Provide access to data and promote data interoperability by connecting sources to support Patient Access and Interoperability Rules and promote real-time access to clinical records to help better handle risk adjustment and ensure reliable payments with faster adjudication.

Patient Engagement, Member Engagement, and Billing APIs

Engage with patients and members across the care and financial life cycle, design, submit and administer the financial claims and billing life cycle for healthcare service providers (Hospitals/Clinics/Pharmacies) and payers.

Partner with Innovation Now Necessity

Conveniently plug data from our channels into your platforms and products to create more valuable, compelling user experiences and data flows that scale. Depend on our engagement to build long-lasting, successful partnerships. We are there every step of the way to make sure that our APIs and specialized support meet your organization’s needs.

Eligibility and Claims Management APIs

Nano DRG Grouper empowers you to integrate and examine medical data to deliver patient care more efficiently and derive insights that can enhance medical results while preserving the security and privacy of the data to incorporate procuring, registering, processing, coding, outputting, retrieving, and saving of data associated in the different areas of health care.

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Products in the suite that work alongside this one.

NANO HCSNANO Healthcare Cloud Services NANO SAASSoftware as a Service NANO HIEHealth Information Exchange

Standards and code sets

REST
HL7 FHIR
ICD-10
CPT

How this works with the rest of the suite

NANO HUB
The APIs are how a system reaches the exchange; the hub is the exchange itself.
NANO IDDK
The drug-interaction and overdose APIs are only as good as the drug knowledge base behind them.
NANO HIE
Real-time access to clinical records is what the interoperability APIs exist to provide.
NANO SAAS
How the platform is consumed when you would rather not run it yourself.

Frequently asked questions

What are healthcare APIs for?: Letting one system ask another a question and get a reliable answer — is this patient eligible, what is the status of this claim, does this prescription interact with what they already take. Without them, integration means file transfers and reconciliation, which is slower and fails silently.
Which APIs are available?: Medical eligibility; drug-to-drug interaction and drug overdose checking; medical claims, status and reporting; fraud claims detection; and data access and interoperability APIs supporting patient access rules and real-time clinical record access.
What does "production-grade" mean here?: That the APIs are built to meet or exceed the standards a business would hold them to, rather than being a demonstration interface. In practice that means predictable behaviour under load, a defined error contract, and security appropriate to clinical and financial data.
How long does onboarding take?: The design intent is quickly: RESTful interfaces derived from long healthcare experience, online resources and support staff to work alongside your team. Most of the real time in an integration goes on agreeing what the data means, not on the transport.
Can we build patient-facing products on these?: Yes. Patient engagement, member engagement and billing APIs cover the care and financial life cycle for providers and payers, which is what lets a patient-facing application show someone their own coverage and claims rather than telling them to phone.