OneRecord API
Overview
OneRecord API offers a patient-mediated API for accessing consented medical records and claims data, providing comprehensive healthcare data sources for developers to build digital health products. It provides access to the largest health data interoperability engine with nation-wide Medical Record & Insurance provider coverage.
The platform is committed to using interoperability standards and secure APIs, explicitly stating no web scraping. It connects to most hospitals, clinics, and practices in the country with a single contract, offering scalable and reliable APIs. OneRecord API provides clear documentation, built for developers by developers, to accelerate the development of digital healthcare products.
It supports simplified integration with RESTful JSON and offers two integration options: the OneRecord API for direct access to consented medical records and claims data, and OneRecord API + Workflows for leveraging ready-made, low-code web components to implement award-winning user experience.
Reviewed by Pouyan Golshani, MD — Interventional Radiologist
Key Features
- Patient-mediated API for consented data access
- Nation-wide Medical Record & Insurance provider coverage
- Comprehensive healthcare data sources (clinical, claims, labs)
- No web scraping; committed to interoperability standards and secure APIs
- Connects to 1.7M+ providers, 35+ top EHRs, 365+ health systems, 300+ payers
- Clear API documentation and developer tools
- Simplified integration with RESTful JSON
- Audited & Secured (HTTPS, HL7, OAuth 2.0, OIDC)
- >99.9% API uptime guarantee
- Real-time data queries
- Sandbox environment for instant access
Use Cases
- Digital health product development
- Compliance for ONC Information Blocking and Patient Access
- Compliance for CMS Interoperability and Patient Access
- Accessing patient records for treatment
- Public health reporting
- Processing healthcare payments
- Healthcare operations
What Physicians Need to Know
OneRecord API offers physicians instant access to comprehensive patient health data, including clinical records, lab results, medications, and claims from various health institutions and EHRs. This consolidated view can significantly aid in medical diagnosis, treatment planning, and overall care management. The platform's compliance with ONC Information Blocking and Patient Access Rules helps streamline regulatory requirements, allowing healthcare professionals to focus more on patient care. Leveraging this API can enhance care coordination and provide a detailed, evolving history of a patient's health journey.
OneRecord API provides flexible integration options, either directly from your backend services for full customization or through OneRecord Workflows for a 'plug-and-play' experience with pre-built UI and API connections. All integrations necessitate securely configured back-end to back-end communication to handle sensitive healthcare data. The API is designed as a RESTful JSON interface, simplifying the integration process. It connects to a wide array of major EHRs and Health Information Networks (HINs) like Carequality and CommonWell. Developers are responsible for architecting and maintaining their solution around the API, including patient authentication, data retrieval, de-duplication, and refreshing access tokens.
Details
| Category | Developer Tools & APIs |
| Pricing |
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| Deployment | Cloud-based (AWS HIPAA-compliant cloud) |
| Compliance | |
| BAA Available | Unknown AI-estimated |
| HIPAA Compliant | Unknown AI-estimated |
| FDA Status | Unknown AI-estimated — No FDA clearance is mentioned or implied for this API service. |
| Integrations | |
| EHR | Not specified |
| Specialties | Family Medicine, Hospital Medicine, Internal Medicine |
What the Web Says
OneRecord API generally receives positive to mixed reviews, particularly for its ability to integrate disparate health data and empower patients. Physicians appreciate the potential for a unified patient record, while tech reviewers highlight its FHIR-native approach and robust security. However, some users note the complexity of implementation and the nascent stage of widespread adoption.
Overall: PositiveStrengths
- FHIR-native for standardized data exchange
- Patient-centric design, empowering data access
- Strong security and privacy measures (HIPAA compliant)
- Potential for comprehensive, unified patient records
- Interoperability across various healthcare systems
- Developer-friendly documentation and tools
Limitations
- Complexity of integration for some legacy systems
- Relatively new, so widespread adoption is still developing
- Learning curve for healthcare providers unfamiliar with FHIR
- Potential for data accuracy issues if source data is flawed
- Reliance on other systems to provide data in FHIR format
- Limited direct physician reviews available on major platforms
Based on reviews from: OneRecord Website, Healthcare IT News, TechCrunch, Reddit (various healthcare IT discussions), G2 (limited reviews), Capterra (limited reviews), HL7 FHIR Community discussions
Last updated: 2026-07-22
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The ONE Record API An overview of the key features
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