Managed service for ingesting, storing and exchanging healthcare data in FHIR, HL7v2 and DICOM formats, with de-identification and export to BigQuery for analytics.
Jurisdictional exposure
Sub-services (4)
FHIR stores
Managed FHIR R4, STU3 and DSTU2 resource stores with search and REST API
HL7v2 stores
Ingest and parse HL7v2 messages, with an MLLP adapter for on-premises systems
DICOM stores
Medical imaging storage with DICOMweb support
De-identification
Redacts or transforms PHI in FHIR, DICOM and text data
Compliance & Certifications
This service is attested for the following frameworks. Always verify with the provider before relying on a specific compliance posture.
Where this runs
Sovereign regions (1)
- T-Systems Sovereign Cloud · FrankfurtT-Systems Sovereign Cloud powered by Google Cloud
Commercial regions (43)
Europe (13)
- Belgium
- Finland
- Paris
- Berlin
- Frankfurt
- Milan
- Turin
- Netherlands
- Warsaw
- Madrid
- Stockholm
- Zurich
- London
North America (12)
- Montréal
- Toronto
- Querétaro
- Northern Virginia
- Columbus
- Iowa
- Dallas
- Las Vegas
- Los Angeles
- South Carolina
- Salt Lake City
- Oregon
South America (2)
- São Paulo
- Santiago
Asia (10)
- Hong Kong
- Delhi
- Mumbai
- Jakarta
- Osaka
- Tokyo
- Singapore
- Seoul
- Taiwan
- Bangkok
Oceania (2)
- Melbourne
- Sydney
Middle East (3)
- Tel Aviv
- Doha
- Dammam
Africa (1)
- Johannesburg
Tags
Equivalent services on other platforms
HIPAA-eligible FHIR R4 data store for health data: ingest, store and query patient records through a FHIR REST API, with integrated medical NLP that extracts conditions and medications from clinical notes, and analytics on the data through Amazon Athena
Managed FHIR R4 and DICOMweb services for healthcare data in a shared workspace with Entra ID access control. The MedTech device-data service is deprecated (support ends 3 May 2028) and the older Azure API for FHIR retired on 30 September 2026.