SATUSEHAT Integration.
FHIR R4 bridging to the Ministry of Health's health-data platform — direct mapping of 19 resources from the EMR, with no intermediate layer. The module is ready; production activation follows the hospital's certification.
Standard
FHIR R4: the language of SATUSEHAT health data.
SATUSEHAT uses the HL7 FHIR R4 standard — clinical data is sent as structured "resources", not free-form files. What sets a serious vendor apart: not merely a "100% integrated" claim, but mapping exactly which resources are actually sent.
Adievia directly maps the Ministry of Health's 19 FHIR R4 resources from the data recorded in the EMR:
How to integrate
Five stages from registration to production.
Some stages belong to the hospital (legal standing & credentials), others to Adievia (mapping & submission). We mark the boundary honestly.
Status as it stands
The FHIR R4 bridging module is built and ready to activate.
What we don't claim: that your integration is "already certified and live". SATUSEHAT certification belongs to each individual hospital and follows the hospital's registration + credentialing process. Adievia provides the module and guides its onboarding until the first data flows — rather than selling a status that hasn't been issued yet.
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Questions about SATUSEHAT integration.
SATUSEHAT is Indonesia's national health-data exchange platform, operated by the Ministry of Health. Connecting to it is a requirement for health-data interoperability and is tied to EMR compliance as well as hospital assessment. Health facilities are directed to send data through SATUSEHAT.
We'll be honest: the FHIR R4 bridging module is built and ready. But production activation follows each hospital's own organization registration and SATUSEHAT certification — that process belongs to the hospital, not something we can claim is "already certified" on your behalf. Adievia provides the module and guides its onboarding.
Adievia directly maps the Ministry of Health's 19 FHIR R4 resources — including Patient, Encounter, Condition, Observation, Procedure, MedicationRequest, and AllergyIntolerance — from the data recorded in the EMR. SATUSEHAT also requires standard terminologies (e.g. SNOMED CT, LOINC, and KFA for medications); terminology mapping is part of the integration work.
The hospital needs organization registration in SATUSEHAT, access credentials, and an EMR that records data in real time as the source. Adievia provides the EMR and the bridging module; the hospital provides its organizational legal standing and platform credentials.