Order validation and EHR integration
EHR Order Validation Software Over Mirth Connect
Intergenix checks every order at intake, removes duplicates, and reports exactly which field failed and why. The software sits over a lab's existing Mirth Connect instance, is customized to its rules, and runs on-premise.
Bidirectional FHIR R4 and HL7, engineered for HIPAA environments.
An order that fails silently is a result that never arrives
Electronic orders moving through Mirth Connect break on a missing insurance segment, incomplete patient information, a duplicate retry, and nobody notices until a billing denial lands or a clinic calls to ask where a result has gone. Operations teams have no real-time view of these failures and no structured way to resolve the ones they cannot see.
The cost is real and mostly avoidable, because these failures can be caught at the point the order is received rather than weeks later in billing.
What Intergenix includes
Intergenix arrives as a working validation layer that a lab shapes to its own rules and systems.
- A rules engine that checks every order at intake for completeness, validity, and business rules
- Deduplication that runs before validation, so duplicate retries never enter the queue
- Field-level failure reporting that names exactly which field failed and why
- Bidirectional FHIR R4 and HL7 sync for reliable order and result flow
- A real-time dashboard that turns silent failures into a worklist operations can act on
What's ready to run, and what the lab tailors
The validation engine, the deduplication logic, and the FHIR/HL7 sync already exist, so a project starts around the halfway mark rather than at zero.
| Already built | Customized for the lab |
|---|---|
| Validation rules engine, dedup logic, FHIR/HL7 sync, failure dashboard, Mirth Connect integration | The business rules and required segments, the EHR and LIMS mappings, the escalation and notification routing |
Because that foundation is in place, NonStop estimates a build reaches production 40 to 50 percent faster than starting from scratch, and the lab owns the result when the engagement ends.
Between the EHR and the LIMS, validating as orders arrive
Intergenix sits over a lab's existing Mirth Connect instance. Clean orders flow on to the LIMS and the pipeline, and broken orders move into a structured resolution queue instead of disappearing.
| Receives from | Referring-provider EHRs over HL7 v2 and FHIR R4 |
| Sits over | The existing Mirth Connect instance |
| Feeds | The LIMS and the bioinformatics pipeline (StrixFlow) |
| Deploys | On-premise or private cloud |
From silent failures to zero manual re-entry
| Manual integration | With Intergenix |
|---|---|
| 8–12 hrs a week lost to manual re-entry across systems | Zero manual re-entry, with failures caught at intake |
* Figures are NonStop estimates and vary by engagement scope.
When an order can be received and validated reliably, a result stops getting lost between systems and the operations team stops chasing problems it could not see.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you validate EHR orders coming through Mirth Connect?
Does it handle duplicate orders from retries?
Does it support bidirectional FHIR R4 and HL7?
Is Intergenix an off-the-shelf product?
Can it run on-premise?
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See where your orders are failing
Book a 15-minute scoping call and tell us which EHRs and clinics the lab receives from. We will show where validation fits and what the team would still own.
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