Enterprise Health + Philips
Imaging and cardiology from Philips.
Enterprise Health interfaces with Philips healthcare systems — including iSite imaging and Pagewriter electrocardiographs — exchanging images and diagnostic results over DICOM and HL7.
- iSite PACS
- TC70 Pagewriter EKG
- DICOM / HL7 exchange
Connecting Philips to Enterprise Health.
Standards-based connection
Connect over the same open standards Enterprise Health runs on — FHIR R4, REST, NCPDP and DICOM.
Authenticated & encrypted
Token-based authentication and TLS protect every exchange end to end.
Fits existing workflow
Data and actions surface where clinicians already work instead of in a separate portal.
From scoping to a live interface.
- 1
Scope & map
We confirm the Philips interface type, data elements and direction during onboarding, then map fields to your Enterprise Health configuration.
- 2
Build the interface
Enterprise Health's interoperability team configures the interface on established, reusable patterns.
- 3
Test & validate
We validate message flow, matching and error handling against real sample data before go-live.
- 4
Go live & monitor
The interface goes live with ongoing monitoring and support as part of your deployment.
Real value for your programs.
- Integration method
- FHIR R4, REST, NCPDP Script, DICOM / XDS
- Message types
- Per interface specification
- Direction
- Bidirectional
- Standards
- FHIR R4, REST, NCPDP, DICOM
- Availability
- Available
Philips integration, answered.
How does the Philips integration work?
Enterprise Health connects to Philips over FHIR R4, REST, NCPDP Script, DICOM / XDS. The interface is scoped during onboarding and configured by our interoperability team on established patterns, so data flows automatically into your certified record.
Is the connection secure?
Yes. Connections use authenticated, encrypted, standards-based transport, and every exchange is logged for a complete audit trail across multi-site and global deployments.
Connect Philips to Enterprise Health.
See how Philips data flows into one ONC-ACB certified record — mapped to the way your occupational and employee-health programs actually run.