FHIR Native
Interoperate out of the box with FHIR APIs, search, and operations.
Open-source, high-performance FHIR server
Haste Health: API-First Clinical Data Infrastructure
Build healthcare products on a standards-based platform designed for interoperability, operational scale, and enterprise-grade security.
Build Your Own Healthcare Applications on API-First Platform
Use the same standards-based API surface to power your own product experiences, workflows, and integrations.
Our Admin App, which is built on the same API your custom applications can use.
Standards-Based by Design
Adopt quickly with standards your enterprise teams and partners already trust.
Extensible Platform
Extend server behavior with TypeScript plugins for custom business logic and APIs.
SMART and OIDC
Use standards-based authN/authZ for provider apps, patient apps, and backend services.
High-Performance Core
Run on a Rust-native core optimized for low latency and predictable high throughput.
How Haste Health Works
A predictable data pipeline for enterprise healthcare operations.
- 1
Ingest
Accept data through FHIR APIs, HL7v2 messages, and system-to-system pipelines.
- 2
Normalize
Store resources in a consistent model and index them for fast retrieval and search.
- 3
Serve
Deliver secure, real-time data to EHR workflows, analytics, and AI-driven products.
Performance for Real Clinical Workloads
Built to keep latency low and throughput high under production traffic.
<10ms
Create and update latency
>25k/s
Writes per second on 10 threads
<50ms
Typical search response
<100MB
Memory footprint per instance
Write benchmarks exceeded 25k writes per second on 10 threads and 32k reads per second on 10 threads with a Synthea-generated dataset.
Built for Enterprise Healthcare Teams
Deploy one platform across clinical, operational, and intelligent application domains.
Provider and EHR Platforms
Power patient timelines, clinician workflows, and care coordination with normalized clinical data.
Payers and Utilization Systems
Support eligibility, prior authorization, and claims-adjacent workflows with FHIR-first APIs.
AI and Decision Support
Expose governed clinical context for LLM applications and model-driven automation.
Secure and Production-Ready
Protect ePHI with enterprise controls including standards-based authentication, access policies, auditability, and modern deployment practices aligned with HIPAA and HITECH expectations.