What is the ARC healthcare integration engine?

ARC is a centralized integration engine Kalpita built for a healthcare technology provider: it connects 18 internal and 14 third-party applications through a secure, API-based framework with plug-and-play architecture — any connected system can act as a data source or destination.

How does ARC handle security and access?

Through centralized authentication with enterprise-wide Single Sign-On, secure API-based exchange, and access control governed within the corporate network — replacing scattered credentials and ungoverned point-to-point links.

What changed operationally after ARC went live?

Manual coordination dropped, data consistency improved, and onboarding a new system became a standardized, fast process instead of a custom project. Governance moved from tribal knowledge to platform capability.

What stack is ARC built on?

Web API and .NET Core services with an Angular/HTML5/CSS3 frontend, hosted on AWS — chosen for secure, scalable system-to-system communication.

Can this integration pattern apply to my healthcare organization?

Yes — the silo problem is universal in healthcare. The plug-and-play engine pattern adapts to EHR/EMR ecosystems, HL7/FHIR exchange, and third-party service networks. Talk to our integration team about your application landscape. Across regulated industries, this is how Kalpita delivers — quality built in, not bolted on, SOC 2 (AICPA) and ISO certified, with 40–50% less QA effort.

Client Case Study · HealthTech

Centralizing 32 healthcare applications into one engine.

Kalpita Technologies built ARC, a centralized healthcare integration engine that unified 18 internal and 14 third-party applications on AWS — with enterprise-wide SSO and secure, plug-and-play data exchange.

Updated June 2026ARCHealthTech · Enterprise integration

ARC healthcare integration engine architecture

applications centralized

18 + 14

internal + third-party systems

SSO

across the enterprise

AWS

secure, scalable hosting

Overview

Five things that changed for the provider

One engine, thirty-two systems.

30+ internal and third-party healthcare applications centralized through one secure integration engine.

Secure exchange, single sign-on.

Secure data exchange and Single Sign-On (SSO) enabled across systems.

Plug-and-play by design.

Scalable, plug-and-play integration platform — any system can act as source or destination.

Governance that finally exists.

Improved operational efficiency and governance within a secure corporate network.

End-to-end delivery.

End-to-end consulting, architecture review, development, and QA support delivered.

Summary

Thirty-two systems that never spoke. Now they run on one engine.

Kalpita partnered with a leading healthcare technology service provider to design and implement a smart integration engine that centralizes workflows across internal and external systems. The solution streamlined communication, improved interoperability, and enabled secure data exchange on modern cloud architecture — supporting the client’s mission of accessible, affordable, high-quality healthcare.

Client profile

At a glance

The client is a top-tier healthcare technology service provider offering advisory consulting, custom application development, and data solutions — focused on bridging critical communication gaps in healthcare ecosystems.

Industry: HealthTech
Applications integrated: 18 internal + 14 third-party
Challenge focus: Enterprise application integration and SSO
Engagement: Consulting, architecture review, development and QA

Tools & technologies

The stack behind the engine

Web API
Angular
HTML5
CSS3
.NET Core
AWS

The challenge

The problem we solved

Eighteen internal and fourteen third-party applications ran in silos on ungoverned REST APIs — with no standard onboarding and no single sign-on.

32 systems

18 internal applications and 14 third-party applications operating in silos.

No governance

multiple REST APIs hosted on AWS with no centralized governance.

Manual

inefficient internal resource and workflow management.

No standard

no standardized integration or onboarding processes.

No SSO

no Single Sign-On across enterprise applications.

Every new system multiplied the problem: another API, another login, another manual coordination path between teams that already had too many.

The solution

One integration engine, any system as source or destination.

Centralized interface for system-to-system data exchange

Centralized interface for system-to-system data exchange.

Secure API-based integration framework

Secure API-based integration framework.

Enterprise-wide Single Sign-On (SSO)

Enterprise-wide Single Sign-On (SSO).

Cloud-hosted, scalable architecture

Cloud-hosted, scalable architecture.

Flexible integration supporting multiple healthcare workflow

Flexible integration supporting multiple healthcare workflows.

Results

What changed, measured

Centralizing the integration layer simplified everything built on top of it — onboarding, security, and the daily coordination between teams.

Integration

30+

centralized integration of 30+ internal and external applications

Complexity

Reduced

reduced operational complexity and manual coordination

Interoperability

Consistent

improved system interoperability and data consistency

Onboarding

Faster

faster onboarding and offboarding of healthcare systems

Security

Centralized

enhanced security through centralized authentication and access control

Conclusion

Thirty-two systems. One engine. Zero silos.

ARC turned an ecosystem of 32 disconnected applications into one governed, secure, interoperable platform — modernizing the client’s digital infrastructure and positioning it for growth. In healthcare, integration isn’t plumbing; it’s patient experience.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Let’s talk

32 systems. One engine. Zero silos.

Tell us how many applications your teams juggle. We will show you what a single integration layer would remove.

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