InterSystems OMOP creates a seamless process where real-world data extraction, transformation, and loading from diverse EHRs into a managed OMOP repository becomes a catalyst for innovation and collaboration with your research partners.
InterSystems®, a creative data technology provider dedicated to helping customers solve their most critical scalability, interoperability, and speed problems, offers its market leading InterSystems OMOP service through the AWS Cloud Marketplace.
InterSystems OMOP offers a light-weight, cloud-based data pipeline and management solution combining the standard Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR) of EHRs with InterSystems out-of-the-box transformation to the CDM and a Software as a Service OMOP repository. With this data, you can also take advantage of the Observational Health Data Sciences and Informatics (OHDSI) community and tools to further enhance your research agenda.
Built on InterSystems IRIS for Health, InterSystems OMOP supports large-scale clinical research and patient data management with:
Efficient, Scalable Access to EHR Data: InterSystems OMOP uses the standard Bulk FHIR capabilities of your EHR(s) to update your OMOP repository with newly eligible patient records as often as nightly.
Rapid deployment for OHDSI environments: Spin up an OMOP repository and leverage the OHDSI tools, all built on InterSystems IRIS for Health, delivered in minutes in an AWS cloud environment.
Timely Data for Trial Recruitment: Frequent data updates allow clinicians and researchers to identify and recruit potential trial participants more rapidly. Reaching out to candidates immediately after care may increase their willingness to participate.
Out-of-the-Box EHR to Research Transformation: The no-code data pipeline provides standard mappings from FHIR to the OMOP CDM to transform EHR data into research-grade information and lower your ETL maintenance costs.
Continuous Data Quality Monitoring: Data quality dashboards and summary metrics ensure that problems with data quality can be identified and corrected at the source in a timely manner.
Key features include:
Automatically convert and refresh EHR data into OMOP daily, without the need for complex ETL development.
Utilize the widely adopted Bulk FHIR standard by EHR vendors.
Quickly deploy an OMOP environment with capacity based subscription pricing.
Ensure security and regulatory compliance by leveraging cloud vendor best practices.
Utilize a data quality dashboard before data transformation to detect and monitor data quality.
Enable incremental data refresh for only those patients with new data.
Out-of-the-box availability of common terminology mapping to OMOP ontology with support for local terminology mapping.
Common FHIR resources are mapped to OMOP out of the box.
Integrate IRIS as a new OMOP database option for OHDSI tools as well as sending data to existing OMOP repository.
Option to support advanced patient privacy protection.
The pricing shown is a representative pricing for a typical study configuration. Actual contract pricing is available via private offering.
Highlights
Automated FHIR to OMOP data conversion and daily refresh in secure ephemeral data enclave for research
Built in FHIR data quality checks and reports prior to OMOP transformation
AWS Marketplace now accepts line of credit payments through the PNC Vendor Finance program. This program is available to select AWS customers in the US, excluding NV, NC, ND, TN, & VT.
Pricing is based on the duration and terms of your contract with the vendor. This entitles you to a specified quantity of use for the contract duration. If you choose not to renew or replace your contract before it ends, access to these entitlements will expire.
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You buy InterSystems OMOP through a single contract dimension billed by units. The listed price reflects a 100,000-patient study, giving you a reference point for a typical research workload. Pricing scales with the size of your patient study rather than a fixed license. Because this is a capacity-based subscription, you match your commitment to the volume of patient data you plan to process. For a quote tuned to your actual study size, you work with InterSystems through a private offer, which sets the final contract terms and pricing.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What does one billing unit represent in this contract?
Units reflect the size of your patient study. The listed price maps to a 100,000-patient study, so units scale with how many patient records flow through the pipeline into your OMOP repository. This is a capacity-based subscription, meaning you commit to a data volume rather than a fixed seat or server count.
What is included in the contract beyond the data pipeline itself?
The contract covers a Software-as-a-Service OMOP repository with all infrastructure and software for operation. You get onboarding from a managed services team, access to the cloud portal to manage and monitor deployments, client libraries, security and data protection, and 24/7 support with real-time monitoring.
Does my cost change if I run more than one deployment?
You can create multiple deployments that are sized, managed, and accessed independently. Because pricing is capacity-based and tied to patient study size, your commitment reflects the total data volume you process across deployments rather than a flat per-deployment charge. Contact InterSystems through a private offer for terms matched to your setup.
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