Epic's Home for Data Sharing and Developer Tools

Date: 9/25/25

Thanks everyone who joined us at our first Open@Epic conference! You can find key takeaways, announcements, and resources from the conference here.

Date: 9/25/25

Epic is committed to supporting FHIR APIs to exchange the USCDI v5 data set. These APIs are under development, expanding access to data in new areas including advance directives, medication adherence, and diagnostic image ordering.

Date: 9/25/25

Over 40 developer playbooks are now available to provide guidance on connecting products for specific use cases. Each playbook includes the sequence of APIs and interfaces needed to achieve a specific data exchange workflow.

Date: 9/25/25

Upcoming APIs include support for improved prior authorization flows to improve payer/provider collaboration and staff duress notifications to increase staff safety. Both are coming in February 2026.

Date: 9/25/25

Epic customers can more easily discover products that work with Epic and meet their needs in the revamped Products section of the Showroom site, which now includes additional filtering and discovery by category.

Date: 6/1/25

Open@Epic is a focused one-day conference for anyone looking to connect a healthcare app or service to providers using Epic software. Come learn about the free resources, technical paths, and programs available from Epic.

Date: 5/5/25

We've published new FHIR APIs in the Epic May 2025 release. The Observation (DICOM Image Characteristics) (R4) resource allows clients to read and file imaging metadata into the database, specifically CT Dose and Image Quality Category through codeable concepts, Calculated CT size-adjusted dose through component codes, and Calculated CT global noise through component codes. Check out the specs: Read, Search, Create, and Update.

Date: 3/4/25

Over 2,000 Epic hospitals and over 50,000 Epic clinics are either live or preparing to go live on the federal TEFCA framework for nationwide health data exchange. For app developers, Epic offers Individual Access Services (IAS) for secure patient record retrieval—and today, there are almost 800 patient-facing apps live and exchanging data. USCDI v3 support is available to app developers for free on open.epic alongside over 750 no-cost APIs and interfaces. Since the release of Epic's USCDI v3 APIs in 2024, they have been called over 8 billion times.

Date: 12/16/24

Epic Nexus, a TEFCA™ Qualified Health Information Network, has connected 625 hospitals since joining the framework in December 2023.

Read more on Epic.com.