Two platforms.
One engineering core.
An institutional clinical operations platform for governments and health authorities, and a complete Clinic Management System for private clinic networks. Both are built on FHIR R4 and designed to integrate with what already exists, not to replace it.
Choose your track
Select the product that fits your context. The interoperability and engineering foundations below apply to both.
Six modules. One integrated platform.
For governments and health authorities, each module is usable on its own and gains compounding value when combined with the others.
Electronic Patient Record (EHR)
Patient history, encounters, prescriptions, orders, results, longitudinal follow-up. Integrated AI assistance for diagnostic support and clinical performance.
E-Prescribing (eRx)
Assisted prescribing, drug-interaction checks, traceability of controlled substances.
Eligibility Verification
Real-time insurance and coverage validation at point of care. Architecture designed to plug into national universal-coverage schemes and private insurers alike.
Pharmacy Inventory
Stock, expiry tracking, controlled-substance traceability, restock alerts.
Compliance & Data Protection
Data-processing agreements, access logs, consent management, audit-ready reporting.
Aurora DR (Continuity)
Backup and disaster recovery for critical clinical data.
All modules share a single patient registry, a unified security layer and a centralized administration console. Every module is FHIR R4-native and exposes standards-based APIs.
The applications can be demonstrated end-to-end. Request a demonstration →
Health data has value only when it can move, securely, with consent, and in formats the next system can read.
FHIR R4 and HL7 by design. Open APIs everywhere. No proprietary lock-in.
Built in, not bolted on.
Standards by design, not bolted on
FHIR R4 and HL7 are foundational choices, made at the start of architecture, not integrations added to a proprietary core. Every resource, every API, every data exchange follows the standard natively.
Open APIs everywhere
Every module exposes open, documented APIs. Existing HIS, LIS, PACS, pharmacy, insurance and identity systems connect through these interfaces, not through proprietary connectors that only Aurora Link can maintain.
No proprietary lock-in
The platform is designed so the partner can hand it to another operator. There are no hidden dependencies, no undocumented integrations, no proprietary formats that make Aurora Link structurally irreplaceable.
Documented for the next operator
Integration schemas, data dictionaries and API documentation are produced as contractual deliverables, not internal assets. The partner owns them and can use them with any future operator or internal team.
Technology foundation
The platform is built on principles that are deliberate and load-bearing.
Interoperability by design
FHIR R4 and HL7 are foundational, not bolted on. Open APIs to existing HIS, LIS, PACS, pharmacy, insurance and identity systems.
Cloud-native, microservices architecture
Modular, evolutionary, individually replaceable components. Deployable on sovereign cloud, local infrastructure or hybrid.
Designed for Zero Trust
Modern identity management (SSO, MFA), encryption at rest and in transit (AES-256), full audit logging, designed for conformance to national health data protection requirements.
Engineered for constrained connectivity
Interfaces optimized for limited bandwidth, offline-tolerant flows with synchronization on reconnect, mobile and tablet form factors, hybrid cloud and on-site deployment.
Built for the next operator
Every integration is documented and designed to be transferable, so the partner is never structurally dependent on Aurora Link as the only people who can operate the system.
Start with a conversation.
A 45 to 60-minute video demonstration of the applications, followed by a discussion of fit. No commitment.