Epic launches interoperability hub for developers

Epic is introducing a connection hub where developers can indicate that their software is interoperable with the EHR vendor.

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Launching Jan. 9, the new site will allow vendors connected to Epic to self-report that they have successfully attained data exchange with Epic. Developers can join by submitting their information and filling out an optional questionnaire. Along with the hub, Epic is also introducing a new vendor services platform.

“Epic has a long history of exchanging data with applications,” said Sumit Rana, senior vice president of research and development for the EHR vendor, in a Dec. 9 Epic news release. “And Connection Hub expedites vendors’ ability to show Epic customers that their apps can exchange data with Epic.”

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