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Case study · Healthcare · Platform replacement · August 2025

Replacing an EHR without pausing care

An eighteen-month replatform for a hospital chain: a cloud EHR on Azure AKS, interoperating over HL7 and FHIR, delivered with minimal disruption to clinical operations.

Healthcare Client
Consulting & architecture Practice
August 2025 Published

01 — The challenge

Where it started.

The legacy EHR was rigid, slow and poorly interoperable. Placing an order took seven or more clicks, transcription was done by hand, and every workflow carried an accumulated workaround on top of it.

The cost was paid in clinician time and clinician goodwill. A satisfaction score of 42% is a retention problem as much as a software one.

Replacing it was unavoidable. Pausing clinical operations in order to do so was not an option.

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