EKLIS.CLIENT REPORT
07 · ROADMAP

Four requirement families, four delivery phases

R1–R4 define what must be true; P1–P4 define the order it becomes true. Each phase ends with a demonstrable hero flow on the deployed system.

Requirement families

FamilyScopeNon-negotiables
R1 · Security & complianceHIPAA, CLIA, CAP/COLA readinessUS hosting under BAA · immutable audit on every PHI access · released results immutable (corrected versions) · critical-value closed loop · retention ≥ 2 yr · schema-per-tenant isolation
R2 · Core lab workflowCompendium → order → accession → result → verify → reportLOINC-coded catalog with reflex rules · scanner-first accessioning < 5 s · state machine server-side · QC-gated release · STAT elevation everywhere
R3 · ConnectivityInstruments, EHRs, reference labs, public healthSeparate interface-engine process · HL7 v2 over MLLP · ASTM drivers · no inbound message ever dropped · FHIR R4 + ELR later · PDF/fax first-class
R4 · Business layerRCM, portals, onboardingEligibility + medical necessity at order time · clean-claim events behind a BillingProvider adapter · denial analytics · physician/patient/DTC portals · POL self-serve < 1 day

Delivery phases

P1

Foundation & core loop

One lab runs a real bench day — manually.
  • Cloud stack, CI/CD, tenant provisioning & signup
  • Auth, lab-role RBAC, immutable audit
  • LOINC starter compendium, order entry, barcode labels
  • Scanner-first accessioning, manual results, verification state machine
  • Report PDF v1, worklists
HERO FLOWorder → labels → accession → result → verify → PDF report
P2

Connectivity & quality

Instruments and clients connect; quality machinery online.
  • Interface engine: HL7 + ASTM, two real analyzers, message log & replay
  • Physician portal: online ordering, results inbox, critical notifications
  • QC (Levey-Jennings, Westgard, release gating), auto-verification v1, delta checks
  • Critical-value closed loop, rejection & storage, send-outs v1
HERO FLOWanalyzer files result → auto-verify releases → portal in < 30 s
P3

Business layer

The lab gets paid through the product.
  • CPT/ICD coding, eligibility, necessity checks
  • Claims via clearinghouse adapter, denial worklist & analytics
  • Patient portal GA + DTC portal with online payment
  • Mobile collection & courier chain of custody
  • Multi-site, subscription billing, operator console
HERO FLOWportal order → field draw with custody scans → clean claim paid
P4

Specialty & moat

Win specialty labs; out-modernize incumbents.
  • Toxicology (rx-vs-detected), microbiology, molecular basics, AP hooks
  • FHIR R4 GA + SMART-on-FHIR, ELR feeds, EHR marketplace connectors
  • AI assist (advisory): rule tuning, anomaly detection, requisition OCR
  • CAP/COLA inspection-readiness pack
  • Lab-to-lab send-out network
HERO FLOWtox result auto-flags rx inconsistency → pathologist reviews with AI brief
Phase exit gates: threat model closed green CI zero-mock sweep hero flow human-verified on the deployed stack

Reuse advantage

Development does not start from zero: an existing in-house healthcare platform (FastAPI + Next.js, with production auth/RBAC/MFA, audit logging, PDF report generation, and lab catalog/reflex-rule models) provides directly adaptable code, and two further in-house products contribute proven patterns for HL7 partner interoperability, specimen chain-of-custody with offline idempotency, accession numbering, barcode document generation, PHI field encryption, and subscription billing. This materially de-risks P1–P3 timelines.