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Search FHIR endpoints from every ONC-certified EHR vendor. Fast, reliable, developer-first.
Stop scraping vendor portals and ONC registries. Every FHIR endpoint from every ONC-certified vendor is indexed, filterable, and ready to query through a single API.
Search and filter responses return instantly, so your user interfaces never feel slow. Build interactive endpoint pickers, dashboards, and onboarding flows without loading spinners.
Endpoint data is refreshed automatically from primary vendor sources — never screen-scraped. Your integrations don't go stale without you noticing.
See each endpoint's supported FHIR resources, read/write operations, and SMART capabilities before you write a single line of integration code. Cut evaluation time from days to minutes.
Stop digging through /.well-known files for every vendor. Authorization endpoints, scopes, launch modes, grant types, and PKCE support are pre-extracted and grouped by concept for fast discovery.
Every endpoint is automatically classified as patient-facing, provider-facing, or both — inferred from SMART launch modes and scope patterns — so you can ship to the audience that matches your product.
Endpoints are health-checked and tagged as verified, listed, or unresponsive. Focus your testing on the ones that actually respond, and don't waste cycles on stale entries.
Vendor-specific tenant and practice identifiers are parsed out of endpoint URLs automatically, so you don't have to write — or maintain — per-vendor string logic in your integration code.
FHIR Directory only handles publicly published endpoint metadata. No Protected Health Information ever flows through the service, so your compliance story stays focused on your own application — not ours.
A straightforward RESTful JSON API drops into any architecture — backend services, CLI tools, serverless functions, mobile apps, or in-browser single-page apps — without friction.
Every API endpoint comes with working, runnable code samples in TypeScript, Python, cURL, and C#. Start integrating in minutes, not hours.
Narrow by organization name, vendor, state, FHIR version, audience, or supported resource type — all in a single query. Find exactly the subset that fits your use case.
