The external record, where it's needed.
Integrated delivery networks and regional health systems carry most of the cost of fragmented data. Ayureon delivers the external record into your clinical surfaces — not into a parallel inbox.
Half the chart lives somewhere else.
Your patients see specialists across town, get labs at retail draw sites, and pick up prescriptions at pharmacies outside your network. The clinically meaningful data exists. It just sits behind organizational boundaries your EHR was never built to cross.
Care transitions are where this hurts most. Admissions without recent specialty notes. Discharges without prescription continuity. ED visits without prior imaging. The cost shows up as readmissions, duplicated work, and clinical time spent re-collecting information.
What changes after we're live.
Close the discharge-to-pharmacy handoff on the way out.
Most health systems do excellent inpatient pharmacy work and then watch the loop break the moment the patient is discharged. The community pharmacy that actually sees the patient over the next thirty days doesn't have the discharge summary, the new medication list, or the reconciliation context. Ayureon closes that gap from the health system side as a byproduct of how the platform already moves data.
When a patient is discharged, ADT fires through Ayureon to the community pharmacy on the patient's panel. The pharmacy retrieves the discharge bundle via the QHIN network and reconciles against their existing fill record. The pharmacist intervenes if there is a conflict — before the patient walks back through their door. The intervention is documented in a format that comes back to your care team.
Live Q2 2026 with Lake Hills Pharmacy and the Texas Community Pharmacy Interoperability Pilot — the same workflow your patients will move through after a discharge.
Read the community pharmacy brief →Integration paths that don't require a project.
We integrate where the data needs to land. EHR via SMART on FHIR or HL7 v2 messages. Care management platforms via webhooks. Analytics warehouses via batch FHIR export. The goal is to put the external record inside the workflow your clinicians already use, not next to it.
Most pilots run 60-90 days. The technical integration is small; the operational change-management around how external data shows up in clinical workflows is where we spend most of the engagement.