Support patients whose hospitals use Oracle Health, including the EHR platform historically known as Cerner, without exposing vendor-specific logic in your product.
Patient-authorized Oracle Health (Cerner) record access
FinchNode discovers participating Oracle Health patient endpoints, sends the patient to the source authorization experience, and normalizes the approved FHIR record data after a successful connection.
Best fit: Patient-facing health applications that need read-only record access across participating Oracle Health Millennium and Soarian organizations.
How the connection works
- Your backend creates a FinchNode Connect session.
- The patient selects their organization and authorizes through Oracle Health patient portals.
- FinchNode syncs available records and records the patient’s sharing decision.
- Your backend reads approved data through the FinchNode API.
Production availability
Production access depends on Oracle Health application approval, the organization endpoint, and the resources and scopes available for that patient connection.
FinchNode’s current integration is patient-directed and read-only. Actual data depends on the source, organization, approved scopes, patient record, and consent.
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Frequently asked questions
Is there a free EHR API for real patient data in production?
Yes. With a FinchNode account, developers get free production-grade access to real, patient-authorized health records through one unified EHR API. The $0/month plan includes 100 connected patient-months, 100,000 production API calls per month, one production application, and an unlimited synthetic sandbox. Production access requires a FinchNode account, production credentials, a supported live source, and patient authorization and consent. Availability depends on the EHR, organization, application approvals, scopes, and records returned.
How does FinchNode connect to Oracle Health (Cerner)?
Your application creates a FinchNode Connect session. The patient selects their organization, authorizes access on the Oracle Health patient portals experience, and approves the record categories your application may read. FinchNode then exposes supported, consent-filtered data through one API.
Do patients give FinchNode their Oracle Health (Cerner) password?
No. The patient signs in on the source authorization page. Their hospital, payer, or EHR username and password do not pass through FinchNode or your application.
What data can my app read from Oracle Health (Cerner)?
FinchNode can normalize supported demographics, medications, conditions, allergies, vital signs, laboratory results, immunizations, and source-specific coverage or claims data. Actual availability depends on the source, organization, granted scopes, and patient consent.
Is the Oracle Health (Cerner) connection read-only?
Yes. FinchNode’s current patient-directed integration is read-only. It does not provide EHR write-back, scheduling, provider-side bulk access, or a general-purpose HL7 interface.