Redox launches EHR connector for Microsoft Cloud for Healthcare

Redox launched a new connector for Microsoft Cloud for Healthcare intended to improve interoperability with 85 electronic health record vendors.

The connector is available through AppSource and Azure Marketplace. It relies on Redox’ interoperability managed service and carries out FHIR normalization.

"We're observing a cloud revolution in healthcare and life sciences. Microsoft Cloud for Healthcare offers value to provider organizations, digital health developers, and payers - that value is multiplied by frictionless, real-time interoperability with EHRs. Redox's new connector for Microsoft Cloud for Healthcare allows Azure customers to pair their secure and reliable infrastructure with Redox's integration network and managed service securely and compliantly bidirectionally exchange data between vendors and health systems across the country,” said Devin Soelberg, vice president of Business Development and Strategic Partners at Redox, in a statement.

"The next generation of patient care requires harmonizing healthcare data from multiple disparate sources. Redox helps accelerate data access for Microsoft customers, and they have proven themselves as a key partner in the EHR integration space. The Redox connector to Microsoft Cloud for Healthcare underscores that reliability and security of healthcare data exchange is a necessary standard, not a feature of care,” stated Tom McGuinness, corporate vice president of Global Healthcare & Life Sciences, Microsoft.