Your business runs smoother when your systems are connected.
Cosyte specializes in healthcare integrations that eliminate manual data entry, reduce billing errors, and keep patient information in sync across your EHR, practice management, and billing systems. From HL7 v2 and FHIR R4 to X12 EDI and DICOM, we connect the systems your business depends on.
[ 01 · THE PROBLEM ]
The Integration Gap
Your staff shouldn't be the middleware between your business systems.
Your Staff Is the Middleware
Front desk staff retyping the same patient demographics into three different systems isn't a process problem — it's a signal that your systems aren't talking. Every manual entry is an error waiting to happen and a minute stolen from patient care.
Sound familiar?Claims Denied for Mismatched Records
When your EHR and billing system store the same patient differently, payers find the discrepancy before you do. Eligibility checks, prior auths, and remittance reconciliation all break down when the data doesn't stay in sync.
Sound familiar?Lab Results Stuck in the Fax Queue
Providers waiting hours for results that should sync in seconds. Faxed documents that get lost, misfiled, or buried under the day's volume. When lab results don't flow automatically into the patient record, someone on your staff pays the cost.
Sound familiar?[ 02 · WHAT WE DO ]
What We Do
Clinical Data Exchange
Connect your EHR to any system using HL7 v2 messaging and FHIR R4 APIs — the formats your practice, your hospital partners, and your payers already speak. We handle ADTs, lab results, referrals, and patient documents so your staff doesn't have to re-enter them.
Learn More →Revenue Cycle & Billing
X12 EDI workflows for claims, eligibility checks, and remittance — built and tested against real payer requirements. Mappings are reviewed against real revenue-cycle outcomes, not just data shape, so your billing team gets integrations that behave the way they actually need to.
Learn More →Imaging & National Networks
DICOM and PACS integrations for imaging workflows, plus connections to TEFCA-aligned QHINs, CommonWell, and Carequality for cross-organization record sharing. Built for practices ready to participate in the national interoperability layer.
Learn More →[ 03 · WHY COSYTE ]
Why Cosyte
Healthcare-First Expertise
Deep, hands-on experience with HL7 v2 messaging and FHIR R4 APIs -- built for practices that need interoperability done right, not bolted on as an afterthought.
Right-Sized Engagements
Scoped for small and mid-sized businesses. No enterprise overhead, no six-figure minimums. You get exactly the integration work you need.
White-Glove Delivery
Discovery, vendor coordination, end-to-end testing, go-live -- handled by the person who scoped the work. No account managers, no handoffs.
Integration-First Mindset
Every system we build is designed to connect. Your EHR feeds your billing platform automatically. Lab results flow into the patient record without a manual step. Scheduling syncs to your practice management system so staff always sees the same data.
[ 04 · TRUST ]
Built by an Engineer Who Gets It
Cosyte was founded by a software engineer with deep, hands-on experience building HL7 v2 and FHIR R4 healthcare interfaces and X12 claims and remittance workflows. Every engagement is led directly by the founder -- no account managers, no handoffs.
Noah Schatz
Founder, Cosyte
The person you talk to is the person who builds it.
Noah Schatz builds HL7 v2 and FHIR R4 healthcare interfaces and founded Cosyte to solve a pattern he kept seeing.
Small and mid-sized practices were stuck with the same integration problems: EHR systems that didn't talk to billing platforms, lab results faxed instead of synced, claims denied because patient records didn't match. Enterprise health systems had solved these problems. Independent practices hadn't.
Cosyte exists to close that gap. Every engagement is scoped to your actual needs, built by the same person who designed it, and delivered on a timeline that respects your practice.
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