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From the clipboard era to CMS interoperability

We build digital intake and FHIR-first interoperability so providers get complete records, patients skip paperwork, and you move toward full connectivity.

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From the clipboard era to CMS interoperability

We build digital intake and FHIR-first interoperability so providers get complete records, patients skip paperwork, and you move toward full connectivity.

Unified systems demand accurate integration

We have experience connecting scheduling, diagnostics, and workflow systems: the critical spectrum of healthtech stacks.

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Interoperability gaps
hurt care and revenue

Care suffers when providers lack complete medical records, face growing admin load and reimbursement drags. Against this backdrop, leaders wonder what value they can capture from the new CMS Interoperability Framework and where the tech gaps are. Time is short to prove readiness or lose ground in funding.

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Your fastest path to
Kill the Clipboard

Turn CMS Interoperability Framework into shipped features: deploy digital intake where you are today, validate EHR capabilities, and invest only in high-impact custom work.

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CMS Interoperability Assessment

We map your product and workflows to the CMS Interoperability Framework, verify your system’s capabilities (FHIR resources, auth/identity), surface gaps, and deliver a pragmatic roadmap.

In-app SMART Health Links

Powered by Vinta's open-source kill-the-clipboard it enables point-of-care data entry from patient FHIR bundles. It's EHR-agnostic and compatible with Medplum.

In-app SMART Health Cards

Enable intake via QR codes and SHCs with Vinta’s open-source kill-the-clipboard library, bringing verified identity, insurance, and clinical information into your app as structured data (FHIR).

Real-Time AI Post-Visit Summaries

Pull data via SMART on FHIR to generate AI-assisted, FHIR-compliant summaries for immediate patient and care-team sharing, using Vinta’s topology-mobile demo app.

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The tech stack that fuels cutting-edge products

Leverage our expertise in the tech stack you need to develop reliable, scalable, and highly-performative software solutions.
Python
Django
FastAPI
Node.js
Celery
Postgres
MySQL
Elasticsearch
Medplum
Temporal
Next.js
React
Vue
TypeScript
JavaScript
Tailwind
CSS
HTML
Expo
React Native
React Native
Paper
NativeBase
Gluestack
NativeWind
Figma
Adobe CC
Maze
Dovetail
AWS
Azure
Google Cloud
Platform
Datadog
NewRelic
Sentry
Papertrail
Kibana
Grafana
Prometheus
pytest
Jest
React Testing
Library
Playwright
Cypress
GitHub Actions
CircleCI
Azure DevOps
Kubernetes
Bitbucket Pipelines
GitLab CI/CD
Docker
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Engineering notes on FHIR-first interoperability

Our team's takes on navigating CMS Interoperability requirements and building compliant solutions.

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Trusted integration across the CMS Health Tech Ecosystem

From data networks to care coordination tools and EHRs, we work with platforms to deliver interoperability that streamlines care.

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What are the CMS Health Tech Ecosystem, Interoperability Framework, and CMS-Aligned Networks—and why do they matter?

In July 2025, CMS launched the Health Tech Ecosystem, a voluntary program to make data exchange work consistently across networks, EHRs, payers, and apps. At its core is the Interoperability Framework, a playbook of standards for real-time, patient-directed data exchange. Organizations that self-attest to meeting these criteria can be recognized as CMS-Aligned Networks. Together, these initiatives create a unified environment where patients, providers, and innovators share data securely and without friction.

How does 'Kill the Clipboard' work?

Patients verify identity, retrieve their health record from a CMS-Aligned Network, and share it with providers at check-in using Smart Health Links or Smart Health Cards—replacing paper forms with digital intake.

Why is Vinta the right partner for this initiative?

Vinta is a healthtech engineering partner with deep expertise in FHIR and CMS-aligned interoperability. We’ve built production systems for U.S. healthcare, maintain open-source projects like kill-the-clipboard, and integrate with networks, EHRs, and tools like Epic, Medplum and Topology. Our standards-first, platform-agnostic approach delivers delivers digital intake and interoperability solutions that providers, payers, and investors can trust.

What are SMART Health Cards and how do they differ from SMART Health Links?

SMART Health Cards are signed, QR-based credentials that carry compact, verifiable slices of health data (like vaccinations or labs) and can be verified offline. Smart Health Links are consented URLs that deliver richer FHIR bundles in real time, ideal for complete up-to-date patient histories.

How secure are SMART Health Cards and Links?

Cards use signed, tamper-proof payloads that verifiers check against trusted issuers. Links use time-bounded, consent-based tokens delivered over HTTPS. Both approaches follow open standards and add audit trails to protect PHI.

What types of health data can be shared via SMART Health Cards?

Depending on the profile, cards can carry identity/demographics, insurance coverage, immunizations, medications, conditions, lab results, or test reports. They are designed to align with US Core and other international standards.

How does this integrate with existing EHR systems?

Integration uses SMART on FHIR and US Core profiles. That means one app can connect with many EHRs that support these standards. Patient-mediated intake complements existing portals without replacing them.