PPUSSH Health is the interoperability layer that lets hospitals, laboratories, pharmacies, insurers, and health platforms securely exchange health information—without replacing the systems they already use.
Patient data gets trapped inside individual facilities.
Referrals and lab results rely on paper or fragmented tools.
Every integration requires a custom point-to-point connection.
PPUSSH acts as a universal adapter, translating and securely routing health information between disparate systems.
Deploy the adapter to your existing system.
Locate patient records across the network.
Verify identity and consent.
Securely route standardized data.
PPUSSH does not replace your EHR. It gives it a voice.
Maps local schemas to a canonical exchange model designed around standards such as HL7 FHIR.
Lightweight adapters designed to sit alongside existing systems.
Handles queuing, retries, and offline scenarios.
Strict separation of local storage and exchange logic.
Our canonical exchange model is designed around established healthcare interoperability standards such as HL7 FHIR, while adapters handle each facility's local system-specific formats. We standardize the exchange — not the hospital.
A patient treated in a rural clinic in Ekiti state is referred to a specialist in Lagos. Instead of carrying paper files, their clinical summary is securely requested by the Lagos facility via PPUSSH.
The local clinic's system authorizes the release, the adapter standardizes the data, and the specialist receives actionable clinical information in their own EHR.
Security and governance baked into the infrastructure.
PPUSSH routes data. We do not build centralized data lakes of patient records.
Connect your facility without replacing your IT team or software suite. Start with one useful workflow and improve care continuity from there.
Embed PPUSSH interoperability directly into your EHR or LIMS product. Offer your customers immediate connectivity.
Build apps that leverage the network. Access standardized APIs, sandbox environments, and robust documentation.
Healthcare is heterogeneous by design. We don't force a single software solution; we provide the infrastructure that lets diversity thrive while ensuring data fluidity.
| What PPUSSH Knows | What PPUSSH Doesn't Know |
|---|---|
| Where a patient has records (Facility ID) | Records held by systems outside the member network |
| Routing pathways between registered nodes | Local user credentials or internal database schemas |
| Audit logs of exchange transactions | Clinical record contents outside authorized exchanges |
Designed around authorized access and organization-specific controls. Detailed compliance (including NDPR) and deployment requirements are defined per implementation with each partner organization.
No. PPUSSH sits alongside your existing system to enable external communication.
The product direction is based on authorized access and organization-specific controls: encrypted transport, organization-scoped access, and an append-only audit trail of exchanges. Detailed compliance and deployment requirements are defined per implementation — talk to us about your workflow.
Every deployment is shaped around a specific care workflow and the systems already in place. We start with one useful connection — typically an emergency summary exchange — and expand as the value proves out.