Orion Health

API

Medical platform API for building healthcare applications across diverse clinical scenarios

Overview

The Orion Health API is a RESTful interface enabling developers to create healthcare applications via JSON-formatted data exchanges. It provides endpoints for patient record integration (HIPAA-compliant with consent management), clinical workflow automation, telehealth session orchestration, EHR interoperability, and appointment scheduling. Use cases include telehealth platforms, remote patient monitoring tools, clinic management systems, and interoperability solutions connecting hospitals, clinics, and patient-facing apps. It adheres to global healthcare regulations to ensure data security and privacy for sensitive medical information.

Example Integration (JavaScript)

script.js JS


fetch('https://developer.orionhealth.io/')
  .then(res => res.json())
  .then(data => console.log(data))
  .catch(err => console.error(err));

Key Features

RESTful
JSON Support
HIPAA Compliant
EHR Integration
Clinical Workflow Tools
Telehealth Capabilities
Consent Management

Frequently Asked Questions

? Is Orion Health API free to use?

It offers a freemium model—free access for development and testing, with paid tiers for production deployments and enterprise-grade features.

? Does it require an API Key?

Yes, developers must register on the Orion Health developer portal to obtain an API key for authenticated access to endpoints.

? What is the response format?

The API primarily uses JSON for request and response payloads, ensuring compatibility with modern application frameworks.

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Tool Info

Pricing Freemium

Category Health

Platform Public API

Pros

⊕ Scalable for enterprise healthcare needs
⊕ Regulatory-compliant data handling
⊕ Covers diverse healthcare use cases
⊕ Comprehensive developer documentation

Cons

⊖ Requires strict compliance checks for production access
⊖ Enterprise pricing may be costly
⊖ Steeper learning curve for healthcare-specific features