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InterSystems and ROOK partner on FHIR wearable data

ROOK and InterSystems signed a solution partnership in July 2024: ROOK sends wearable data into InterSystems IRIS for Health as FHIR resources.

Wearable devices connecting to a central data hub that standardizes health metrics into FHIR-compliant format for EHR systems. Show the flow from multiple wearables (smartwatch, fitness tracker, health sensor) converging into InterSystems I

ROOK and InterSystems signed a solution partnership agreement on July 16, 2024. Under the agreement, ROOK injects wearable data into InterSystems IRIS for Health™, where it becomes FHIR-compliant so that Electronic Health Records (EHRs), medical records and other healthcare services can exchange it. ROOK also received an InterSystems grant and joined the Caelestinus HealthTech Incubator.

Miami, FL - July 16, 2024 - ROOK, a provider of wearable health data APIs, announces the signing of a solution partnership agreement with InterSystems, a data technology provider focused on scalability, interoperability and speed challenges for its customers. The collaboration aims to give healthcare providers more comprehensive patient insights and streamline data interoperability across the healthcare space.

What does ROOK bring to the partnership?

ROOK brings wearable data access: its API, available at tryrook.io, lets software developers and healthcare organizations retrieve health metrics from many wearables and data sources through a single API. ROOK integrates, processes and standardizes that data from 72 data sources and more than 500 devices so healthcare teams can use it in their own care workflows.

How does wearable data reach InterSystems IRIS for Health?

ROOK injects wearable data into InterSystems IRIS for Health™, where the information becomes FHIR-compliant. This integration lets EHRs, medical records and other healthcare services exchange wearable data in a common standard. For background on the standard, read how the FHIR protocol applies to wearable health data.

ROOK moves and standardizes the data; it does not diagnose or replace clinical judgment.

What did ROOK's CEO say about the partnership?

“This partnership marks a significant milestone in the integration of wearable health data into healthcare systems,” said Marco Benitez, CEO of ROOK. “By combining ROOK’s expertise in Wearable Health Data APIs with InterSystems’ data technology, we aim to empower healthcare providers with actionable insights and drive better patient outcomes.”

What is the Caelestinus HealthTech Incubator?

The Caelestinus HealthTech Incubator is an incubator backed by InterSystems that ROOK was accepted into, alongside a grant from InterSystems. The incubator gives ROOK access to resources, mentorship and expertise to advance the adoption of wearable health data in healthcare.

For more information about InterSystems, visit the InterSystems website.

For more information about ROOK, visit the ROOK website. Developers can see how ROOK delivers FHIR-ready data in ROOK’s FHIR-compliant wearable data overview, or start in the ROOK documentation.

Media Contacts:

Jonas Dücker COO ROOK jonas@tryrook.io

InterSystems Contact PR@intersystems.com

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