Enterprise · EHR integration

# Bring your patient records into Rhazes.

Connect your electronic health record (EHR) to Rhazes. Review history, draft notes and ask questions with the patient’s record in view.

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- FHIR-compatible systems
- Access agreed with your teams
- Available with Enterprise

## What comes through, and what stays.

Example with a fictional patient, Alex Morgan. Your clinical and IT teams agree the real scope with us.

In this example, five parts of the EHR record are shared through the FHIR connection and appear on the patient's page in Rhazes:

- Problems: type 2 diabetes, hypertension, right knee pain
- Medicines: metformin 500 mg twice daily, amlodipine 5 mg once daily
- Allergies: penicillin (rash)
- Results: HbA1c 52 mmol/mol, June 2026. BP 138/84
- Letters: diabetes review, June 2026

Admin notes (billing and scheduling) stay in the EHR because they are outside the agreed scope.

A clinician then asks Rhazes to “Summarise the history before today’s review” and gets a short summary linked to the problems, results and letters it came from.

## Plan the connection around your team.

No two EHR set-ups are the same, so we start with yours.

1. **Tell us about your EHR.** Tell us your system, such as Epic, Cerner or a local EHR, and what you want to use it for.
2. **Agree access and data needs.** Agree with your clinical and IT teams which records can be shared, who can access them and how the connection will work.
3. **Use the patient context.** Bring the connected record into Rhazes to summarise the history, find key events and ask questions.

## Clinical AI alongside your existing records.

In plain terms: FHIR is a shared language for health records. When your EHR speaks it, Rhazes can read the parts you agree to share, a bit like a standard plug fitting a standard socket.

### FHIR-compatible systems

Works with EHRs that support FHIR. The exact connection depends on your system.

### Less copying between tools

Ask questions and write notes with the patient’s record already in Rhazes.

### Enterprise setup

EHR integration is part of Enterprise, with a setup tailored to your organisation.

### Privacy and access controls

Before you go live, agree with us where data goes, who can see it and where it is hosted. [Security and deployment](https://www.rhazes.ai/compliance/)

## Questions from clinicians.

### Does Rhazes integrate with Epic or Cerner?

Rhazes connects to EHRs that support FHIR, which Epic and Cerner both do. We’ll confirm what works with your set-up.

### Is EHR integration included with Free or Pro?

No. EHR integration is available with Enterprise.

### How long does integration take?

It depends on your EHR, access permissions and setup. Contact us to plan the connection.

## Where will you go next?

- [AI medical scribe](https://www.rhazes.ai/scribe/): Put patient context to work. Create draft notes from consultations and dictation with patient context.
- [Medical coding](https://www.rhazes.ai/coding/): Review evidence-linked coding. Turn clinical documentation into suggested codes you can check.
- [Workflows](https://www.rhazes.ai/customisability/): Shape the steps around your team. Build repeatable workflows that find information, reason and ask for review.

Keep exploring: [Clinical decision support](https://www.rhazes.ai/cdss/) · [Local guidelines & Spaces](https://www.rhazes.ai/spaces/) · [Clinical audits](https://www.rhazes.ai/auditing/) · [Templates](https://www.rhazes.ai/templates/)

## Plan Rhazes for your organisation.

Contact us to discuss your records, clinical needs and Enterprise setup.

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