Health Samurai is an American health IT company specializing in FHIR-based software.
“Aidbox is a FHIR server and database where everything is represented as FHIR resources, powered by PostgreSQL. Provides mature and extensible modules, major FHIR versions support, HIPAA safeguards, proven architecture frameworks, custom resources, and consistent performance at any scale.”
“No, and neither can anyone else. In health IT there's no drop-in integration: every sender speaks its own dialect of HL7v2 with its own local codes, so no honest tool can auto-map your data — anything that claims to is guessing.”
“No. Mapping-as-code means you own the result, not that you're on your own.”
“Yes. Interbox delivers FHIR transaction Bundles to any conformant FHIR server, with native optimized delivery to Aidbox.”
“HL7v2, X12, C-CDA, and FHIR out of the box, plus custom formats via pluggable sources.”
“Yes. The Standalone tier is licensed for production PHI and runs in your environment; the free Developer tier is for synthetic data only.”
“Yes. Built-in stages ship in the SDK, and you can write your own sources, mappers, and senders in your repository.”
“Mappers are TypeScript with unit tests in your repo, run in CI; you can also replay messages through the console before shipping.”
“Concept maps translate local codes to LOINC, SNOMED and FHIR value sets; unmapped codes are queued in the console and resolved without a redeploy.”
“It covers CMS eCQMs, state measure sets, and custom VBC measures that do not require the same certification path. Official HEDIS submission remains with licensed, NCQA-certified calculation systems.”
“CQL-to-SQL translation is AI-assisted, then checked patient by patient against published reference MeasureReports before the measure is included.”
“Measures are versioned resources in the package. New annual versions can be distributed as package updates, while organization-specific mappings and normalization rules remain under the customer’s control.”
“The package uses the standard FHIR NPM format, and its ViewDefinitions can run on other SQL-on-FHIR implementations. The measure queries use PostgreSQL syntax and may require adaptation for another database.”
“A warehouse calculates over a copy of the clinical population that must be loaded and synchronized. In Aidbox, the rate, patient records, evidence, and logic remain connected to the FHIR store serving the operational API.”
“Pricing follows the Aidbox infrastructure deployed rather than the number of covered lives. The commercial model is deployment-based, not a published per-member fee.”
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