Developers
Build on healthcare infrastructure you can trust
The FtunMed API platform is designed to be predictable, well-documented, versioned, and safe to integrate against — open standards as the default path, not a premium tier.
Developer platform capabilities
Public REST & FHIR-native APIs
Versioned APIs for patient identity, encounters, orders, results, scheduling, claims, and payments — exposed as public REST endpoints with FHIR-native resource models.
SDKs for major languages
Official SDKs for JavaScript/TypeScript, Python, and Java — typed clients, authentication helpers, and pagination utilities for faster integration.
Event-driven webhooks
Subscribe to platform events — new lab results, claim status changes, appointment updates — for real-time integration without polling.
OAuth2 & OpenID Connect
Scoped, auditable access tokens tied to FtunHealth ID identity. Third-party applications request only the permissions they need, with full audit trails.
FHIR R4 & HL7v2 support
Native FHIR R4 and HL7v2 message support — integrate with existing hospital systems without proprietary format lock-in.
Sandbox environment
Isolated sandbox with synthetic patient data for development and testing before production credentials are issued.
Third-party marketplace
A reviewed marketplace for third-party integrations — every listed application passes security and clinical-safety review before publication.
Integration philosophy
Open standards are the default — not a premium tier
FHIR R4, HL7v2, and OAuth2 are the standard integration paths on FtunOS. Proprietary formats are not required to connect hospitals, labs, insurers, or government systems to the platform.
Example request
A representative FHIR Patient read — full API reference documentation is available on the docs overview page.
GET /fhir/R4/Patient/{id}
Authorization: Bearer <access_token>
Accept: application/fhir+jsonStart building on FtunOS
Review the documentation overview or contact our team for sandbox access while the full developer portal launches.
View documentation overview