Health Data Utility
Built for the health data utility era
Orchestral delivers the full vision of a health data utility (HDU): a statewide, scalable, standards-based solution that integrates, governs and activates health data across all domains. More than a technology platform, Orchestral operationalizes the HDU framework and goes further, providing out-of-the-box capability that is immediately usable by governments, providers, researchers and communities.
Orchestral meets the drivers behind HDU
| Driver | How Orchestral delivers |
|---|---|
| Multi-stakeholder data needs | Accepts, transforms and links data from any system, format, or source, including health, social, public and community datasets. All data is consolidated into a shared Health Data Model built for interoperability and analysis. |
| Statewide interoperability infrastructure | Standardizes and contextualizes incoming data to break silos, regardless of origin or format (HL7, FHIR, CSV, CCDA etc). Secure APIs enable seamless data exchange. |
| Social and community data integration | Ingests and stores social determinants of health (SDOH) alongside clinical data, with built-in support for meta-modelling and advanced reporting. |
| Preparedness and public health response | Enables timely insights through real-time dashboards, AI-powered alerts, and federated analytics. Supports disease tracking, outbreak response, and public health surveillance. |
| Privacy and data security | Industry-leading governance, consent management, PHI/PII protection, design/run-time separation, and role-based access controls ensure safety and trust. |
Core HDU functions: realized through Orchestral
Orchestral delivers on every core HDU use case:
Unified Patient Records - Orchestral consolidates structured data from health providers, payers, community services and government, reducing duplication and enabling whole-person care.
Population Health Insights - rich analytics and AI models support early warning, chronic disease management, and equity-driven interventions.
Comprehensive Reporting - custom and pre-built dashboards deliver public health reporting, ADT notifications, syndromic surveillance, and vital statistics.
SDOH & Equity Data - captures and links demographic, location and social context to improve targeting, gap analysis and population risk assessments.
AI Integration - Orchestral powers predictive modelling, forecasting, and intelligent alerts to support value-based care delivery and innovation.
Orchestral’s technical implementation of the HDU framework
| Technical component | Orchestral Implementation |
|---|---|
| Tools & technology | Secure ingestion, transformation and querying of any format, pre-built pipelines (e.g. Medicaid), custom connectors. |
| Reusable architecture | Modular and scalable micro-services. Support for all standards (FHIR, HL7, X12, etc). Designed to support MPI, PDMP, ADT and registries. |
| Data use, quality, and security | Dashboards, audit trails, provenance tracking, consent-based access control, de-identification tooling (DeID). |
| Standards | Health-native data model supports semantic, privacy and interoperability standards. Extensible to meet jurisdictional requirements. |
What sets Orchestral apart?
Product, not a project - delivered ready-to-use, rapidly deployed and highly configurable to local needs.
AI-first and future-proof - native ML/LLM support. Operationalizes models via agent-based design. Extensible as AI capabilities evolve.
Healthcare-native - purpose-built Health Data Model structured around real-world care scenarios and informed by decades of domain expertise.
Security-first - architected for sensitive data protection with tiered access, strong encryption, and compliance.
Empowering the future of HDU
Orchestral is not only aligned with the HDU framework, it exceeds it. With a proven track record across jurisdictions, Orchestral enables governments, providers and researchers to access and act on the data they need, securely and at scale.
The future of interoperable, AI-ready, privacy-conscious health data infrastructure is here - and it’s Orchestral.