NextGenAutomation & Integration
Connect supported NextGen APIs to clinical, scheduling, and operations workflows.
NextGen offers separate patient-access, Enterprise, and Office API paths. The available data and read/write operations depend on the product, developer program, and client authorization.
Representative workflow
NextGen
EHR & Clinical
- 01
Apply the project workflow
Patient-authorized access to supported USCDI clinical data
Project destination
The system or person selected for this workflow
How I use NextGen
NextGen Enterprise 5.9.0 and later supports patient-access FHIR APIs plus provider-facing Enterprise and FHIR programs. NextGen Office has a separate FHIR implementation. Patient Access is read-only and limited to the authorizing patient's information; broader administrative, billing, or write workflows require approved Enterprise routes, developer onboarding, client adoption, and client-managed permissions. The product and user audience must be resolved before implementation.
A practical starting point
Patient-authorized access to supported USCDI clinical data
Workflow blueprint
From NextGen to useful action
A representative implementation pattern. The project determines the exact fields, logic, access, and destination.
NextGen
EHR & Clinical
- 01
Use the required platform data
Patient demographics and USCDI clinical data
- 02
Apply the project workflow
Patient-authorized access to supported USCDI clinical data
Project destination
The system or person selected for this workflow
What the integration supports
Facts checked
Authentication and access
NextGen patient-access FHIR APIs use OAuth 2.0 authorization code and refresh-token grants. Provider-facing Enterprise or FHIR apps require NextGen developer onboarding and authorization by each adopting client.
Useful data and actions
- Patient demographics and USCDI clinical data
- Appointments and scheduling records
- Problems, medications, allergies, and observations
- Administrative and practice-management data
- Billing and other EHR transactions through approved Enterprise routes
Constraints to confirm
- NextGen Enterprise APIs apply to supported NextGen Enterprise 5.9.0 and later environments; NextGen Office uses a separate FHIR program.
- Patient Access APIs are read-only and limited to the authorizing patient's data; they are not a general provider workflow API.
- Provider-facing apps require the appropriate developer program, client adoption, and client-managed access in the API Client Portal.
- Read/write support comes from the proprietary Enterprise API's approved routes; FHIR and patient-access endpoints have narrower documented scopes.
What I automate with NextGen
Patient-authorized access to supported USCDI clinical data
Appointment data for approved reminder workflows
Conditions, medications, allergies, and observations for reporting
Practice-management data through approved Enterprise routes
Billing transactions used in authorized operational workflows
Industries
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