Adeptia Integration Server allows 'any to any' data flow; adapters for HIPAA and HL7 simplify the health care case Shortly after I first discussed HIPAA and HL7, Raman Singh of Adeptia contacted me to show me Adeptia Integration Server (AIS) and its ability to import HIPAA 837 claims. A few weeks later, he contacted me again, this time to show off its HL7 capabilities.The Adeptia Integration Server allows “any to any” data flow, as shown in the following diagram:Adeptia supports HIPAA and HL7 through specialized adapters or accelerators that include data dictionaries and schemas, mapping rules, and so on. Internally, AIS converts the EDI records to XML, applies its mapping processing rules, converts the output to the appropriate form, and sends it to the appropriate places. From watching the demos, it looked to me like both the HIPAA and HL7 handling are straightforward to set up. On the other hand, Adeptia currently does not seem to have a solution for converting ICD-9 diagnostic codes to ICD-10, something that DataDirect demonstrated for me in February.The Adeptia Integration Server licenses for $16,000 per server per year. The HIPAA and HL7 adapter each cost an additional $4,000 per server per year. Software DevelopmentCompliance