Case studies

Working proof

Every case study here is a running artifact: a clean-room prototype built on open standards and synthetic data, judged by the same tests a reviewer would run, with its limits stated next to its results.

Prior authorization, translated

A conformance gateway in front of an unmodified legacy payer took it from 11 passing tests to 39 on the official Da Vinci PAS suite, without changing a line of the payer itself.

Zero errors, wrong twice

A FHIR ChargeItem billing pipeline logged 412 accepted and zero errors. Full-volume reconciliation against the source ledger found the unbilled treatment and the duplicate charge it got wrong anyway.

Structurally valid, physiologically impossible

A vendor-neutral PFT-to-EHR HL7 v2 interface round trips a valid study end to end, then quarantines a well-formed message whose FEV1 exceeds its FVC before it reaches the wire.

Turn the old system off with a config flag

A coexistence layer conforms a legacy HL7 v2 feed into US Core FHIR, quarantines a PHQ-9 whose total is not the sum of its items, then retires the legacy intake with one config flag. Same event, same consumers, nothing downstream notices.

Want the walkthrough instead?

Both prototypes run from the command line and both are built for a live demo. If a screenshot raises a question, the running system answers it.