Conformant isn’t necessarily correct.
FHIR validity doesn’t catch clinically impossible data.
FHIR at Will is the bridge.
An open-source, AI-powered interoperability layer that turns your existing clinical data into FHIR R4 resources—while your infrastructure evolves.
Your systems
FHIR ecosystem
› A bridge, not a replacement
Use FHIR at Will to become interoperable now.
Continue running your existing systems.
Adopt native FHIR when you’re ready.
Built on a simple truth
FHIR validity doesn’t catch clinically impossible data.
Every resource is checked across 8 layers before it’s trusted.
We fail closed when something can’t be verified.
› Verification-first by design
FHIR at Will implements an 8-layer validation cascade so you can trust what you interoperate.
Try it live → Learn more →› How it works
One verification-first pipeline between the data you have and the ecosystem you need.
Connect your existing healthcare data sources without replacing the systems that run your facility.
FHIR at Will uses AI to understand and map clinical data into FHIR R4 resources.
RoadmapValidate structure, profiles, terminology, invariants, plausibility, and routing decisions.
Available todayExpose standardized FHIR resources to the systems, applications, and platforms that need them.
› Built for the real world
Standards-based resources and FHIR-native operations.
Provider-neutral architecture for future narrative extraction.
Validate against preloaded implementation guides.
ValueSet validation and ConceptMap translation.
Catch impossible values schemas cannot see.
Run applicable business and consistency rules.
Version information makes verdicts reproducible.
Keep control of deployment and data boundaries.
Inspect, extend, and build on the foundation.
Bring-your-own-provider architecture is on the roadmap.
› Foundation first
The platform is centered on the validation foundation today. Narrative ingestion, AI provider routing, extraction, fidelity and coverage scoring, and review workflows follow on top of it.
See the detailed roadmap →[ developers welcome ]
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