A real-time read and write API for leading ambulatory EHRs — including the ones with no public interface.
A few of the teams we’re proud to support.
Every health tech team faces the same choice when it comes to EHR integrations.
Cobalt normalizes access to the fragmented layer of ambulatory EHRs, including the systems with no public APIs. Read and write through a single interface — same endpoints, same auth, same response shape, regardless of what your customer is running.
Not batch jobs. Not overnight syncs. Book appointments, file chart notes, and pull lab results the moment they happen — with full write access to systems that most vendors can only read from.
eClinicalWorks, PracticeFusion, ModMed, healow, and the long tail of ambulatory platforms that never shipped an API your team could build against. Cobalt does the reverse engineering, once, for everyone.
One patient schema. One appointment schema. One note schema. When you add your next EHR, you add a flag — not another integration team.
Sign up, get your API keys, and make your first real request in under an hour. No scoping calls, no statements of work, no procurement cycle blocking your roadmap.
Companies that need real-time read and write access to EHRs use Cobalt as their integration infrastructure. They build the product; we handle the EHR connectivity.
AI scheduling, voice AI, and clinical automation companies that need to read and write to EHRs on day one. Getting write access via API typically takes weeks or months; with Cobalt, it’s same-day.
Outsourced billing, claims processing, and coding companies that need structured data out of EHRs to automate RCM workflows. A $50B market that runs on manual data extraction; Cobalt changes that.
Multi-site practice groups that need standardized EHR integration across 50, 100, or 200+ clinics. Replace per-clinic custom builds with one API that scales with every acquisition.
When your EHR has an API but it doesn’t do everything you need, and the new endpoint is six months out. Cobalt fills the gaps, right away.