FHIR-ready intake file
Chief complaint, symptoms, vitals, medications, risk flags, and CTAS rationale are structured before handoff.
Integrations
Built to fit hospital systems without hiding clinical review.
MediLink is positioned for real hospital deployment: structured data, EHR handoff, OAuth-ready access, validation history, and patient-facing privacy boundaries.
Review trust model
Implementation paths
FHIR R4 handoff
HL7 v2 events
OAuth-ready access
Architecture
The clinical file has to travel cleanly.
MediLink is not a standalone chatbot. The implementation story is a governed flow from patient intake to nurse validation to EHR-ready handoff.
HL7 event pathways
Validated nurse review events can be routed into existing operational and clinical workflows.
OAuth access posture
Staff access patterns are designed around controlled identity, scope, and audit expectations.
Privacy boundary
Patient guidance stays separate from staff-only risk logic and hidden clinical inference.
Deployment sequence
Three decisions before a pilot goes live.
01
Map intake objects
Define symptoms, vitals, medications, risk flags, CTAS rationale, and nurse review events before integration work begins.
02
Connect the handoff
Route validated intake files into the EHR or staff workspace with FHIR R4 and HL7 v2 integration paths.
03
Govern patient surfaces
Keep patient-facing guidance separate from staff-only clinical logic and audit every validation event.
Bring IT, nursing, and operations into one pilot room.
The right demo should map your intake objects, validation flow, EHR handoff, and patient-facing privacy boundary.