Tables
Typed fields, links between records and FHIR datatypes. Grid, kanban, calendar, gallery and form views. Every edit is versioned.
The healthcare app platform
HealthTable is one engine for tables, interfaces and automations, with FHIR R4 data, AI agents and HIPAA hosting built in. Start from a healthcare pack, shape it to how your team works, and change it the day the workflow changes.
FHIR shaped tables your team edits like a spreadsheet.
One engine
A triage queue, a referral tracker and a patient program look different on screen. Underneath they are the same three things, so you learn the platform once and build on it for years.
Typed fields, links between records and FHIR datatypes. Grid, kanban, calendar, gallery and form views. Every edit is versioned.
Pages built from lists, record details, forms and charts. Give people one screen without giving them the whole app.
Triggers on records, schedules, forms and webhooks. Actions that create tasks, send email, call APIs or run an AI step.
Template packs
Packs install a ready shape on the engine: tables, fields, pages and automations. The FHIR packs map every table to an R4 resource, so clinical data is standard from the first record.
How it works
Pick the closest starting point. FHIR tables, pages and sample automations arrive in one step.
Add fields, pages and rules by hand, or describe the change and let the builder agent propose it for your review.
Permissions, audit and patient data rules are on from day one. Every change is logged and can be traced or undone.
Solutions
Each solution is a set of packs and patterns on the same platform, so a program team and a triage team can share data without sharing a spreadsheet.
Enrollment, reminders and follow up at scale
Starts withCommon pack, program tables, outreach stepsLearn moreQueues, callbacks and handoffs for care teams
Starts withFHIR Core and Clinical packs, a triage queueLearn moreA FHIR backend and admin tools for your product
Starts withFHIR R4 server, REST API, webhooks, MCPLearn moreBrand support, adherence and hub workflows
Starts withEnrollment, consent and refill support workflowsLearn moreFHIR apps
Install the FHIR packs and the app gets its own R4 endpoint: read, search, create, update, history, transactions and terminology. Your team works in tables and pages. Your partners integrate through the standard.
GET /metadata
CapabilityStatement · 19 resources from Core
Clinical installed · 45 resources
GET /Patient?family=Okafor
Bundle · searchset · 1 match
POST / transaction
Patient + Observation · 2 created
GET /Observation/obs82/_history
3 versions from the event log
GET /ValueSet/$expand
LOINC vital signs · 9 codes
AI agents
Agents call the same APIs as the web app, under the permissions of the person asking. They propose, a person approves, and every change lands in the event log with a name on it.
Track patient callbacks and remind the on call nurse after 4 hours.
Developers
Scoped API keys, an OpenAPI 3.1 spec, signed outbound webhooks and a read only MCP server for every app. Build your own product on HealthTable, or plug it into the tools you already run.
Read the developer overviewcurl https://api.healthtable.example/api/v1/tables/$TABLE_ID/records \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $HT_API_KEY" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"data": {
"fld_reason": "Medication question",
"fld_due_at": "2026-11-02T16:00:00Z",
"fld_patient": ["rec_pt482"]
}
}'Security
The controls that are painful to retrofit are part of the engine, and they hold for every app you build.
One customer, its own database and network, pinned to a region.
Every write, and every read of patient data, recorded with who did it.
Roles, row rules, field rules and grants for a single page.
Record contents never reach application logs.
Built by Selah Digital
HealthTable is built by Selah Digital, a technology firm that works only in healthcare. The same team can configure, launch and operate your program, so you are never left alone with a blank platform.
About Selah DigitalBring a process your team runs today. We will walk through how it looks on HealthTable, what is ready now and what is still on the roadmap.