Electronic Order Transmission
EHR orders reach the LIS via HL7 ORM or FHIR ServiceRequest — patient IDs, LOINC codes and specimen needs, no paper or transcription errors.
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What Lab and LIS Integration Covers
Lab data drives most clinical decisions — LIS integration moves it from device to patient record accurately and automatically.
Result Delivery to EHR
Verified results return as HL7 ORU or FHIR DiagnosticReport into EHR review — LOINC, value, unit, range and abnormal flag — firing critical alerts.
Reference Lab Connectivity
Orders flow from the LIS to Quest, Labcorp, LifeLabs or Dynacare, and results return automatically — no re-entry, no fax, no delay.
Critical Value Notification
Life-threatening results route from the LIS to clinical comms, paging and EHR alerts automatically — every notification documented for audit.
Specimen Tracking & Accessioning
Bar-coded labels scanned at collection, transport and accessioning — a chain of custody that protects quality and finds lost specimens fast.
Provincial Lab Network Connectivity (Canada)
Ontario, Alberta and BC networks aggregate results province-wide — one connection opens a patient's full lab history everywhere.
How Lab & LIS Integration Works
Five steps from interface specification review to production monitoring, each carrying the requirements that keep lab data reliable.
Why Lab & LIS Integration Is Central to Clinical Care
Each impact traces to a specific lab-data gap.
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Lab tests run annually in the U.S. — each must reach the right clinician in the right system. Without integration, that flow is manual.
Majority
Of clinical decisions rely on lab data — diagnosis, treatment, and monitoring. Delayed or missing results affect every one.
0 Fax
Reference lab results needing re-entry or fax once electronic ordering is live — orders out, results back, no paper or delay.
1 API
One provincial lab network connection in Canada opens a patient's full lab history across every facility — impossible hospital-by-hospital.
LOINC
Standardized test codes that make results portable. Built in early, LOINC cuts mapping work and meets federal lab-reporting rules.
Real-time
Critical value alerts routed to the responsible clinician the moment a result is verified — documented, before any manual check.
Standards That Lab Integration Actually Runs On
HL7 and FHIR messaging, vocabularies, and provincial specs — implemented to fit the lab and EHR systems you already run.
Messaging
HL7 Messaging Standards
Message types moving lab orders and results between systems.
FHIR
FHIR Lab Resources
API-based lab integration with FHIR, for platforms past HL7 v2.
Vocabulary
Clinical Vocabulary & Codes
Code systems that make lab data portable across organizations.
LIS Platforms
LIS Platforms We Integrate With
Major LIS platforms deployed across U.S. and Canadian hospitals.
Reference Labs
Reference Laboratory Networks
Reference lab connectivity across U.S. and Canadian networks.
Provincial (CA)
Canadian Provincial Lab Networks
Provincial networks aggregating results across healthcare systems.
Our Technology
The Lab Integration Stack We Build On
Interface engines, middleware, and cloud infrastructure — chosen to match the LIS and EHR environment you integrate into.
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HL7 ORM/ORU, FHIR DiagnosticReport, reference lab and provincial connectivity — we move lab data from analyzer to patient record at scale.
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Frequently Asked Questions
[ 1 ]
What is LOINC and why is it important for lab integration?
LOINC is the international standard vocabulary for lab tests and observations. A LOINC-coded result reads on any system without custom mapping, and it's required for U.S. electronic lab reporting.
[ 2 ]
What is the difference between an LIS and a LIMS?
An LIS serves clinical labs testing patient specimens and integrates deeply with EHR ordering. A LIMS serves research labs, so healthcare work almost always involves LIS, not LIMS.
[ 3 ]
How do reference laboratory integrations differ from hospital LIS integrations?
Hospital LIS integrations stay within one organization and IT team. Reference lab integrations cross organizations, and Quest, Labcorp, LifeLabs and Dynacare each need their own setup.
[ 4 ]
What happens when a laboratory result is corrected after it has already been delivered to the EHR?
When a lab corrects a released result, the LIS sends a corrected ORU message. The EHR interface must recognize it, supersede the original value and notify care teams who may have acted on it.
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