ModMed

ModMed provides strong write access through its proprietary FHIR API after a partner onboarding process. The dual-track API architecture (proprietary vs. certified) means maintaining two integration paths with different auth methods.

Medium complexityPartnerProprietary FHIR R4Certified FHIR R4
FHIR Version
R4 (US Core 4.0.0 STU4)
Rate Limit
1,000 calls/min per API key (proprietary; customizable)
Sandbox
Yes — provisioned in ~2 weeks
ONC Certified
Yes

Capability Matrix

CapabilityReadWrite
Patients
Via both proprietary and certified FHIR APIs.
Full CRUD via proprietary API after partner onboarding.
Appointments
Partner only
Partner only
Encounters
Partner only
Clinical Notes
Partner only
Document Upload
Partner only
Partner only
Lab Results
Partner only
Medications
Partner only
Partner only
Allergies
Partner only
Partner only
Conditions
Partner only
Partner only
Immunizations
Available via certified FHIR API track only (separate vendor registration and practice consent process, not through proprietary API partner onboarding).
Vitals
Available via certified FHIR API track only (separate vendor registration and practice consent process, not through proprietary API partner onboarding).
Billing / Claims
Partner only
ChargeItem create only — no update.
Coverage / Insurance
Partner only
Coverage create only — no update.
Referrals
Partner only
Bulk Data Export
Available via certified FHIR API track (vendor registration + practice consent), not through proprietary API partner onboarding.
Events / Webhooks
DocumentedNot documentedSelf-serveGatedPartner only

Integration considerations

  • Two separate API tracks with different auth methods — developers must maintain dual integration paths
  • Proprietary API uses OAuth2 Password Grant (deprecated in OAuth 2.1 draft)
  • No webhooks — must poll for data changes using _lastUpdated parameter
  • Per-practice credential management — each practice generates separate credentials per vendor
  • Proficiency demo required before production access adds onboarding time
  • Proprietary API does not support ModMed GI/gGastro practices

Need help with gated access?

Some capabilities require contracts, partner agreements, or special approval. Cobalt has existing integrations with these systems.

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