roadmap
Where healthcare infrastructure goes next
Five directions, each with what exists today, what is being built and what comes later. These are directions rather than dated promises.
Better care at the bedside
Clinicians should spend their time with patients, not paperwork.
Hospital information system
availableOutpatient, inpatient, emergency, pharmacy, laboratory, imaging and billing in one system.
AI that drafts, humans that sign
in developmentAssistants prepare notes, codes and summaries. A clinician reviews and signs every one.
Assistants on any record system
plannedThe same tools working on top of other vendors' records through SMART on FHIR and CDS Hooks.
Records that follow the patient
A referral should carry the record with it, so tests are not repeated and nothing is lost.
FHIR R4 and HL7v2 interfaces
availableStandard read and write interfaces for other systems, laboratories and devices.
Event subscriptions
availableOther systems are told when something changes, with signed deliveries.
Hospital-to-hospital exchange
availableA permissioned network for referrals and shared records across a group or a province.
Migration from legacy systems
in developmentMoving a hospital off an older system without stopping the hospital.
Cross-border exchange
plannedPatient summaries that are readable in another country's system.
Patients hold their own data
The record describes a person. That person should be able to see it, carry it and decide who reads it.
Patient app and telemedicine
availableAppointments, consultations, prescriptions and pharmacy delivery from a phone.
Patient-held encrypted record
in developmentA portable copy only the patient can unlock, shared by consent.
Patient-contributed data
plannedHome measurements and history offered to the care team, clearly marked as coming from the patient.
Every country, its own way
Language, insurance rules, codes and forms differ everywhere. The software stays the same; a country pack carries the differences.
Thailand, Japan and the Philippines
availableCountry packs with local language, payer schemes and laboratory names.
More country packs
in developmentFurther countries following the same template, built with local experts.
Community-maintained packs
plannedCountry experts keep their own pack correct, reviewed before release.
Open and auditable
Hospitals and ministries should be able to inspect and run the systems they depend on.
Self-hosting
availableRun the full stack on your own hardware from a single bundle.
Air-gapped installs
availableInstall and update at sites with no internet connection.
Public source release
in developmentThe release is being staged. Until then, source access is by application.
App store for plug-ins
in developmentInstall modules built by others, or publish your own.
Shared governance
plannedA public process for proposing and reviewing changes.
Product detail and documentation live at evermedos.com. To propose something for the roadmap, write to us.
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