Find the Solution You Need to Protect the Wellbeing of Your Business
Provider Self-Service
Give providers a comprehensive view of their suppliers for crucial insights into medical equipment inventory, order status, and overall supplier health.
Employee Self-Service
Enable employees with access to their information and benefits, clear goals and expectations for their job role, and tools for future success.
Patient Self-Service
Empower patients to set up their own accounts, schedule appointments, retrieve health information, pay bills, and find important details about their medical history.
Appointment Tracking
Help patients and plan participants keep track of upcoming checkups.
Curated Recommendations
Offer resources and education relevant to health conditions and treatment plans.
Customized Dashboard View
Give plan participants an all-in-one view that shows only the tasks and notifications that matter to them.
Implement Security Measures
Bolster login security with tools like multi-factor authentication.
Limit Content to the Right People
Take advantage of role-based access and permissions so patients, providers, employees, and healthcare administrators see only what they need to.
Stay Compliant
If you want to host in the cloud, make sure you're using a platform that's HIPAA Compliant.
One Unified Experience
Provide users with a single experience layer that makes previously disconnected experiences seamless.
No More Data Silos
Simplify complicated integrations and reduce data redundancy or loss with prebuilt connectors that pass data between systems in a way that works for your data stack.
Faster Updates
Use powerful APIs based on the OpenAPI Specification to improve the user experience sooner without replacing existing EHR systems.
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Digital Transformation in Healthcare
Healthcare digital transformation stalls at the EHR. See how layered modernization delivers the digital front door without replacing clinical systems.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Liferay connects to EHRs and departmental systems through REST and GraphQL APIs, prebuilt connectors, and a low-code API Builder for custom integrations. The healthcare-specific integration approach (including FHIR and SOAP support for clinical systems) is detailed on our digital transformation in healthcare page. Liferay sits as an experience layer above your existing systems rather than replacing them.
Liferay DXP is certified to ISO 27001 and SOC 2 Type II, with ISO 27017 and 27018 covering the cloud infrastructure behind Liferay SaaS and PaaS. Data protection features — including regional data residency options, encryption at rest and in transit, and role-based access controls — support compliance with frameworks like GDPR globally and HIPAA in the US. Liferay does not hold a formal HIPAA certification, as none currently exists; it supports HIPAA-compliant deployment through its security architecture instead.
Liferay connects customers, employees, and partners through one platform instead of a patchwork of separate products, which is the model most healthcare organizations end up with when scheduling, messaging, and patient portals are bought as standalone tools. Identity, permissions, and data stay unified across all of them rather than duplicated per system.
Yes. Liferay's Site Builder gives non-technical teams a visual editor and low-code tools to build and publish pages without developer involvement, so updates to patient-facing or internal content don't have to wait in an IT queue.
Three: Liferay SaaS (Liferay manages infrastructure, upgrades, and security), Liferay PaaS (Liferay manages cloud infrastructure while your team controls the application layer), and self-hosted (full control, full operational responsibility). Data residency options let you choose where data is stored and processed, which matters for organizations navigating region-specific health data regulations.
