Building Resilient Healthcare-Mobility Platforms
summary
Platform claims a 42% no-show reduction and handles 6.5M daily patient record exchanges across 2400+ connected health systems. Built components include Epic SMART on FHIR integration, Uber/Lyft provider gateways, Kafka event bus, PostgreSQL transactions, and multi-region Kubernetes on AWS with autoscaling, canary deploys and active‑active failover. Security uses AES‑256, OAuth PKCE, TLS and fine‑grained audit logging. Case study shows real deployments cutting dialysis no‑shows and processing ~15M monthly transport events.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction and Speaker Background
- 0:55Overview of Healthcare Integration Challenges
- 2:23Epic EHR and Ride Share Integration
- 3:25Technical Architecture and Core Components
- 5:03Engineering Challenges and Solutions
- 7:41Microservices and Event-Driven Architecture
- 10:13Kubernetes Orchestration and SRE Practices
- 12:20Security Engineering and Zero Trust Architecture
- 14:21Machine Learning in Healthcare Transportation
- 16:27Case Study and Real-World Impact
- 17:59Key Takeaways and Conclusion
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