Digital architecture and integration
Contact our teamDigital and AI capabilities are advancing rapidly, creating new opportunities to transform how health systems deliver care, engage consumers, and operate. And the imperative to act is growing:
9 in 10 health system executives say they must fundamentally change how their organizations operate over the next five years to remain viable.
Chartis helps health systems turn digital innovation into scalable transformation. We design flexible architecture around high-value use cases, connecting technology, integration, and enterprise priorities to advance digitally enabled care, consumer access, administrative automation, and emerging capabilities.
Building the architecture for digital transformation
New care models and digital experiences place greater demands on the technology environment. Virtual and on-demand care must integrate with existing systems and clinical workflows. Digital front doors and service centers depend on capabilities working together to create a connected consumer experience. And automation creates opportunities to redesign administrative work and lower operating costs.
Chartis starts with what the organization is trying to accomplish, then designs the architecture and integration approach needed to make it possible. By grounding technology decisions in care delivery, consumer access, operational performance, and high-value digital use cases, we help health systems build capabilities that can scale and evolve with their ambitions.
Turn digital strategy into scalable transformation
Chartis connects strategy, architecture, integration, and execution to turn high-value digital use cases into scalable capabilities. We help health systems build a flexible foundation that can evolve as digital and AI opportunities advance.
- Connect architecture to high-value digital use cases: Translate digital strategy into the architecture required to support priorities such as hospital at home, virtual care, digital front door, consumer access, and service-center initiatives, tying technology investment to defined enterprise goals.
- Integrate new capabilities into the enterprise: Design how new digital technologies connect with existing platforms, data, systems, and workflows so innovation can move beyond isolated solutions and operate effectively at scale.
- Redesign work through automation: Apply automation and other digital capabilities to rethink administrative workflows, improve efficiency, and create more sustainable operating models.
- Build for what comes next: Design flexible, scalable architecture that supports today’s priorities without locking the organization into a single solution, creating room to adopt new technologies and digital models as needs evolve.
Technology architecture shouldn’t limit what a health system can accomplish; it should enable what’s possible. A flexible, integrated foundation allows organizations to introduce new care models, improve access, work more efficiently, and adapt as technology and organizational needs evolve. ”
Frequently asked questions
How can health systems build digital architecture and integration capabilities that support innovation and scale over time?
Health systems need flexible architecture and integration capabilities that allow new digital and AI solutions to connect with existing systems, data, and workflows without adding unnecessary complexity. Starting with enterprise priorities and high-value use cases helps organizations build an integrated technology foundation that supports today’s needs while creating flexibility to adopt and scale new capabilities as technology evolves.
How should health systems integrate new digital and AI technologies into existing systems and workflows?
New technologies create the most value when they work within the broader technology environment. Health systems should consider how new capabilities will connect with existing platforms, data, workflows, security requirements, and user experiences from the outset, allowing successful innovations to move beyond pilots and scale across the enterprise.
How can health systems avoid adding complexity as they adopt new digital and AI capabilities?
Health systems can reduce technology fragmentation by designing around an enterprise architecture rather than implementing each new capability independently. Clear architecture standards, integration strategies, and consideration of existing platforms and workflows can help organizations limit unnecessary point solutions while maintaining the flexibility to adopt new technologies as needs evolve.
From reactive to proactive: Health systems look to AI and digital to flip the healthcare delivery paradigm within 5 years
Executives aim to systematically transform the care delivery model—leveraging advanced digital and AI tools to deliver care that’s always on, lower cost, intelligent, and patient centric.
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