The composable EHR platform
One record.
Every setting.
Ambulatory clinic, behavioral health practice, hospital floor, emergency department, assisted living community, hospice, the patient's own living room, OmniEHR keeps a single FHIR-native record at the center, and composes the care around it.
In development · Early access program opening 2026
- HL7® FHIR® R4
- US Core · USCDI v3
- HIPAA
- 42 CFR Part 2
- TEFCA-ready
- CMS-0057-F payer APIs
The platform
Nineteen components.
One core. Zero interfaces between them.
Traditional health IT bolts systems together and calls the seams "integration." OmniEHR is composed, not integrated: every module reads and writes the same FHIR-native record through OmniCore, so nothing is synced, mapped, or reconciled, because nothing is separate.
OmniCore Platform foundation
FHIR-native data core, identity, consent, and event backbone every module shares.
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OmniCare
Ambulatory
Scheduling, charting, and orders for outpatient practices of every specialty.
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OmniMind
Behavioral health
Therapy notes, measurement-based care, and 42 CFR Part 2 consent built in.
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OmniHospital
Inpatient
Admissions, bed management, MAR, and inpatient workflows on the same record.
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OmniED
Emergency
Track-board, triage, and throughput tuned for emergency department pace.
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OmniRx
Medications
e-Prescribing with EPCS, PDMP checks, and pharmacy workflows.
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OmniFlow
Care coordination
Referrals, transitions, and task routing across teams and settings.
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OmniBill
Revenue cycle
Charge capture through remittance, with agentic claim follow-up.
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OmniLink
Interoperability
TEFCA, HL7v2, and payer APIs, connections as product, not projects.
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OmniReach
Patient engagement
Portal, intake, reminders, and messaging patients actually use.
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OmniScribe
Ambient AI
Ambient documentation that drafts the note while you see the patient.
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OmniSense
Remote monitoring
Device data and biomarker streams, native to the chart.
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OmniGuard
Security & audit
Access governance, anomaly detection, and a defensible audit trail.
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OmniAuth
Prior authorization
Electronic prior auth on CMS-0057-F payer rails, inside the order flow.
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OmniHome
Hospital at home
Acute-level care delivered in the home, monitored in real time.
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OmniInterpret
Language access
Interpretation and translation woven into every encounter, not bolted on.
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OmniHospice
Hospice & palliative
Comfort-focused care planning for hospice and palliative teams.
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OmniLiving
Assisted living
Resident-centered records for assisted living and residential senior care.
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OmniValue
Value-based care
Quality measures, SDOH, and population analytics for risk contracts.
Deploy what your organization needs. Add the rest when you're ready, the record is already there waiting.
Why OmniEHR
Designed for how care actually moves.
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FHIR at write, not as an afterthought
Most systems store data their own way and translate to FHIR when asked. OmniEHR writes the standard from the first keystroke, so exchange, reporting, and AI all work from the real record, not an export of it.
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Ambient intelligence, human-gated
OmniScribe drafts the note while the visit happens. Agentic workers chase claims and route tasks. Every AI action is reviewed, attributed, and audit-logged, clinicians stay the authors of the record.
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Behavioral health as a first-class citizen
42 CFR Part 2 consent is enforced in the data layer itself, segment by segment, on every read, not bolted on as a separate, siloed chart.
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From clinic to hospital to home
One platform follows the patient across settings, including hospital-at-home with native remote monitoring, so transitions of care stop being transfers of risk.
The road
Three releases. One destination.
OmniEHR ships in deliberate stages, each one a complete, usable platform, each one widening the circle of settings the record can follow you into.
Foundation & Ambulatory
The FHIR-native core, plus everything an outpatient or behavioral health practice needs to run: charting, scheduling, billing, engagement, interoperability, and security.
- OmniCore
- OmniCare
- OmniMind
- OmniFlow
- OmniBill
- OmniLink
- OmniReach
- OmniGuard
Hospital & Intelligence
Inpatient and emergency care on the same record, ambient AI documentation, controlled-substance prescribing, remote monitoring, language access, and public health reporting.
- OmniHospital
- OmniED
- OmniRx
- OmniScribe
- OmniSense
- OmniInterpret
Every Setting
Electronic prior authorization, hospital-at-home, hospice and palliative care, and value-based care analytics, the record follows the patient everywhere care happens.
- OmniAuth
- OmniHome
- OmniHospice
- OmniLiving
- OmniValue
Early access
Be first on the record.
We're partnering with a small group of practices, health systems, and investors ahead of launch. Tell us who you are and we'll be in touch.
Questions
Asked, answered.
Is OmniEHR available today?
Not yet. OmniEHR is in active development, with an early access program opening in 2026. Joining the list below puts you in line for it, and shapes what we build first.
Is OmniEHR ONC-certified?
Not yet, and we won't imply otherwise. ONC Health IT certification is a funded milestone on our roadmap, planned and budgeted as part of the development program rather than assumed after the fact.
What does "composable" actually mean here?
Every component, ambulatory, hospital, hospice, billing, AI, reads and writes the same FHIR-native record through OmniCore. You deploy the components you need; adding more later is configuration, not an integration project, because there are no seams to bridge.
How does the AI handle clinical responsibility?
Every AI action is human-gated: ambient drafts are reviewed and signed by the clinician, agentic workflows are attributed and audit-logged, and nothing enters the legal record without a human's sign-off. The AI does the typing; clinicians stay the authors.
Can OmniEHR exchange data with the systems we already use?
That's OmniLink's whole job: TEFCA-ready exchange on US Core / USCDI v3, HL7v2 interfaces for labs and devices, and CMS-0057-F payer APIs, connections delivered as product capability, not consulting engagements.
Who is building this?
NorCemic Inc., a health technology company in Phoenix, Arizona, also the maker of SmartCemic health monitoring and PIIRATE privacy protection. Meet the company →
Are you a patient?
View your appointments, medications, allergies, and health issues in the secure OmniEHR patient portal.
The record is ready to follow your patients.
Join the early access program and help decide what one record across every setting should feel like.
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