LAUNCH PRODUCT

Generate.
Inspect.
Send.

Coherent synthetic FHIR R4 4.0.1. Not a mock server. The bytes on the wire are the product.

THE LOOP

One visit. One Bundle. One truth.

Healthcare software developers and QA generate a clinically coherent synthetic R4 collection Bundle from the pinned outpatient-visit-v1 template and a seed, inspect the exact JSON, then POST a transaction Bundle to their FHIR HTTPS endpoint.

01

Generate

Seeded outpatient-visit-v1 Bundle. Same seed, same case.

02

Inspect

The JSON you see is the JSON you transmit. No pretty-print cousin.

03

Send

POST when you are ready. Never regenerate on send.

THE OLD WAY

Not another mock FHIR server.

Fixture graveyards

Hand-written Patient.json does not survive contact with a real FHIR server. Mocks invent disconnected resources.

One clinical episode

SimHealth projects one outpatient visit into a valid R4 Bundle you can actually POST — Patient, Encounter, Condition, ServiceRequest, Observation, Provenance.

PINNED TEMPLATE

Start with one outpatient Bundle.

One adult. One ambulatory encounter. One condition. One order. One observation. Provenance included. Bring your own dictionaries when we cannot ship one.

Built for the people who hit the endpoint.

FOR INTEGRATION ENGINEERS

A valid Bundle without a fixture graveyard.

FHIR R4 application/fhir+json. Official validator. Fail closed. Replayable from workspace + scenario + seed.

FOR QA

Attach a validation report to the failing test.

Exact payload bytes, payload hash, and certification findings — labeled synthetic, never clinical care.

OPEN SANDBOX

No invite gate. The API is the product.

There is no fake generate console on this page. After sign-in, /app is the one-page loop. Hosted generate, inspect, and send are not advertised on /health yet — the app shows that gap instead of a pretend Bundle.

curl -fsS https://api.simhealth.interoperabilitypro.com/health

live GET /health API host api.simhealth.interoperabilitypro.com

Synthetic data only. Output is labeled non-clinical. Engineering and QA tests — not diagnosis, not evidence of care.