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Build, license, and integrate your solution across the Veradigm ecosystem — with direct API access to the products practices already run on.
Whether you’re building for a mutual client or preparing a solution to license and bring to market, here’s what’s available to connect to — and what each API actually exposes.
The administrative and revenue-cycle engine for physician practices — scheduling, claims, billing, and front-office operations, with a 98% first-pass clean claims rate and AI-driven scheduling built in.
Pull and update patient demographics, insurance policies, and account balances; search, book, and manage appointments and provider schedules; submit and reconcile charges, payments, and batches; and read or write patient notes and images. Practice Management is a separate product from Veradigm EHR, with patient information flowing between the two in both directions.
A configurable ambulatory EHR for multi-location, multi-specialty organizations — clinical data and workflows, with specialty-specific content and AI-assisted documentation.
Retrieve and write clinical history — allergies, problems, medications, immunizations, and vitals — manage orders and results, generate CCDA and clinical documents, and read or save encounter-level notes, via the Unity API. Veradigm EHR also exposes a standards-based FHIR API for interoperability.
Practice Management and Veradigm EHR are separate products, but patient records are correlated between them, so a single integration can connect scheduling and billing context with clinical data for the same patient. Full mapping details live in the Unity technical documentation.
A cloud-based EHR built for small, independent practices — solo practitioners and small clinics that need an intuitive, ready-to-use system without dedicated in-house IT support.
Practice Fusion standards-based FHIR REST API supports SMART on FHIR standalone and EHR launch, plus system apps with bulk-data export for population-level access. The Practice Fusion proprietary APIs allow third-party apps to read and write clinical and practice data — patients, appointments, charting/encounters, documents/CCDAs, insurance, practice users/facilities, vaccinations, and webhook subscriptions for change events.
Many apps use more than one API model. Know which ones each feature depends on before you scope the work.
A standards-based REST API following the FHIR US Core specification, with SMART OAuth 2.0 authorization and app launching for patient apps, provider apps, and bulk-data export for system apps. Read-only FHIR resources available.
Unity is Veradigm’s proprietary action-based, REST-like API. You call named operations
(GetPatientDemographics, SaveOrder, GetSchedule) that
return structured data, authenticated with a security token. Unity supports both
read and write access.
Practice Fusion’s proprietary OAuth API is a RESTful/JSON API over HTTPS that also exposes a handful of action-style endpoints (search, query, append, HL7 message submission). Supports read and write.
Register your app, get sandbox credentials, and test the relevant calls against synthetic data in the Veradigm sandboxes.
Read the process overview for Veradigm FHIR, Unity, and Practice Fusion proprietary APIs to learn how to connect with clients. FHIR apps request production access; Unity apps submit certification documents.
A subscription is optional. The App Developer plan is free and lets you explore the documentation, register an app, and test in the sandbox. Paid plans add covered certifications for Unity, support levels, and marketplace exposure as your integration grows – choose quarterly or save 10% on the annual plan.
Sign up for an account in the Veradigm Developer Program to purchase a support plan.
| Benefit | App Developer | Bronze | Silver | Gold |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Full API access (dev & testing) | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Certified FHIR (always free) | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Production go-live eligible | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Documentation access | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Bug-only support after go-live | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Ticket support (pre-go-live) | Not included | Included | Included | Included |
| Sandbox | Not included | Not included | Not included | Included |
| App certifications included | Not included | Not included | 1 included | 3 included |
| Practice onboarding fee | $500 per | $500 per | 10 included/yr | 30 included/yr |
| Account Manager | Not included | Not included | Not included | Included |
API fees are separate from your subscription. A subscription covers development, sandbox access, and support. Proprietary API fees (Unity and Practice Fusion) apply only once your application is connected to clients in a production environment, and are billed to you rather than the client. Please read the Veradigm Developer Program Agreement for more details.
Veradigm’s public marketplace of third-party applications built within the Veradigm Developer Program. Clients and prospects search by product and capability, so your listing reaches practices already looking to solve the problem your app addresses.