Hospital clinical data continuity

CareConnext

CareConnext helps hospital IT and HIM teams retire legacy EMR/EHR platforms without losing the clinical record. We migrate and convert historical data, stand up durable archives, connect departmental systems to the enterprise EHR, and support programs year-round — with AI that drafts mappings for humans to accept, not silent automation.

Send us the source system name for a fixed-fee archive assessment.

  • Focus Migration, archive, retirement, viewer support
  • Support Annual packages from $10,000
  • Lead magnet Legacy System Retirement Checklist

What we deliver

Hospital IT and HIM teams inherit decades of fragmented systems. CareConnext turns that complexity into a governed program: discover sources, map and convert, validate with clinical owners, archive what must remain accessible, and keep supporting the environment after go-live.

Migration & conversion

Extract, transform, and load historical charts, demographics, and clinical artifacts from discontinued or aging EMR/EHR platforms into your current system of record. We run controlled conversion cycles with sampling plans so defects surface before production cutover — not after.

  • Source inventory and retention alignment
  • Field-level mapping workshops with AI-assisted drafts
  • Pilot, parallel, and final conversion waves

Interoperability without rip-and-replace

Departmental and specialty systems often need to remain online while the enterprise EHR becomes the hub. CareConnext designs connection patterns that keep workflows intact, reduce dual entry, and avoid forcing a premature full replacement of every clinical application.

  • Interface and exchange pattern design
  • Department-to-enterprise connectivity planning
  • Operational handoff into ongoing support packages

Archive, viewer & AI assist

When a legacy system is decommissioned, the historical record still matters for continuity of care, legal retention, and HIM workflows. We stand up durable archives with secure retrieval, and use AI to accelerate mapping drafts and exception review — always with human acceptance and an audit trail.

  • Secure historical viewer access for covered systems
  • AI mapping suggestions under clinical governance
  • Exception flags before cutover weekends

Engagement patterns

Verifiable outcomes we design for on every program. We do not publish unnamed “composite” hospital counts or unverifiable network totals.

Legacy retirement

Phased conversion with HIM sampling

Wave-by-facility conversions with documented mapping acceptance, sample validation sets, and an archive viewer before source-system power-down.

  • Outcome: Source offline only after archive sign-off
  • Evidence: Mapping logs + HIM acceptance records

Interop bridge

Departmental systems into enterprise EHR

Interoperability paths that reduce dual entry while a longer consolidation roadmap matures—without forcing an immediate rip-and-replace.

  • Outcome: Critical data exchange with change control
  • Evidence: Interface inventory + cutover checklist

AI-assisted mapping

Drafts for humans to accept

AI proposes source-to-target field alignments and exception flags. HIM and clinical owners accept or correct every material change before go-live.

  • Outcome: Faster drafts; no silent auto-write
  • Evidence: Acceptance trail on covered conversions

AI inside the program

Human-governed AI for mapping and review

CareConnext uses AI where it saves analyst time without removing accountability. The model proposes; your clinical and HIM owners dispose. That keeps migrations faster while remaining defensible in audit, legal, and quality conversations.

  • Mapping drafts — propose source-to-target field alignments for specialist review, not silent auto-write.
  • Exception detection — surface outlier records and incomplete conversions before cutover weekends.
  • Archive assist — help locate historical charts faster inside large retired-system repositories.
  • Audit trail — retain who accepted, rejected, or accepted or corrected AI suggestions before go-live.
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Example review path

  1. 01 Ingest source schema & samples
  2. 02 AI proposes field mappings
  3. 03 Analyst / HIM accepts or edits
  4. 04 Conversion runs under change control

Annual support packages

Predictable coverage for migration programs and ongoing archive operations. All packages are billed annually and scoped to your facilities and source systems.

Essential

$10,000 / year

For a single facility or focused conversion workstream with defined source systems.

  • Named technical contact
  • Business-hours response (next business day)
  • Quarterly program review
  • Archive access support for covered systems
  • AI mapping assist on covered conversions
  • Up to 40 advisory hours / year
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Enterprise

$50,000 / year

For multi-facility networks requiring dedicated program governance and expanded conversion capacity.

  • Everything in Professional
  • Dedicated program lead
  • Same-day priority triage (business hours)
  • Bi-weekly executive reporting
  • Custom AI workflows for network scale
  • Up to 300 advisory hours / year
  • Multi-site cutover coordination
Request Enterprise

Custom SOWs available for large conversion campaigns. Hours beyond package allotments are quoted separately.

Built for continuity of care

Hospitals run many systems that each hold pieces of the patient record. CareConnext treats migration and integration as operational programs — not one-time dumps.

  1. 01

    Assess

    Inventory sources, retention rules, and target constraints.

  2. 02

    Map & convert

    Define mappings with AI drafts; run controlled conversion cycles.

  3. 03

    Validate

    Clinical and HIM review against sampling plans.

  4. 04

    Archive & support

    Stand up durable access, then operate under your annual package.

Built for hospital IT and HIM

CareConnext® is the healthcare records platform of Founders Bay Technologies, Inc. We help hospitals move clinical data through the hard parts of modernization: retiring systems that still hold the chart, preserving access for HIM and clinicians, and connecting what remains to the enterprise EHR without a reckless rip-and-replace.

Fixed-fee

Archive assessments from source system name

$10k+

Annual archive viewer support packages

HIM

Human acceptance on every material mapping

Who we work with

CIOs, CNIOs, HIM directors, and program managers responsible for legacy retirement, M&A data consolidation, and archive continuity. Engagements typically span IT, clinical informatics, compliance, and vendor management — because conversion quality is never only a technical problem.

How programs usually run

We start with source discovery and retention rules, then map and convert in controlled waves. HIM and clinical owners validate against sampling plans. Archives stand up before the last production server is powered down. Annual support packages keep mapping changes, archive access, and cutover coverage accountable after the SOW closes.

Why governance matters

Historical charts surface in continuity of care, legal requests, quality review, and payer disputes years after a system is retired. CareConnext treats archive and migration as operational programs with change control — including AI suggestions that must be accepted by named humans, not silently applied.

What “done” looks like

Legacy platforms offline on schedule, active data in the target EHR where required, durable retrieval for what must remain, and a named support path for the next mapping change or archive request. That is the CareConnext definition of a successful conversion — not a one-time file dump.

Pricing and package names are current CareConnext commercial offers from Founders Bay Technologies, Inc. Outcomes above describe delivery artifacts we produce under contract—not unverified market-share claims.

Contact CareConnext

Send us the source system name for a fixed-fee archive assessment. Messages route to admin@carecnx.com with internal notification and email confirmation to you.

Do not submit PHI. Share system names, facility counts, and timelines only until a BAA is in place.