Integrations
CONNECTED HEALTH DATA
Integrations that turn scattered records and signals into usable clinical context.
Kalibra connects patient-authorized medical records, wearable data, health apps, sensors, and biomarkers into one real-time health workflow. The goal is not another dashboard. It is prepared context clinicians can review and act on.
MEDICAL RECORDS & EHR
Patient-authorized records, without replacing your EHR.
Kalibra uses Consolidate Health to help patients bring their medical history from external providers and health systems into the Kalibra workflow. Clinics keep their EHR as the system of record while gaining visibility into the records that usually live elsewhere.
- Labs, medications, diagnoses, visits, immunizations, allergies, and clinical notes
- Patient-authorized access with auditable, revocable consent
- Coverage across 250,000+ provider locations
- No additional clinic-side integration required to start inside Kalibra
How the record connection works
Invite
The clinic prompts the patient to connect records through Kalibra.
Authorize
The patient finds previous providers and approves each connection.
Review
Structured clinical data flows into Kalibra so the clinician can review a more complete history.
Wearables, apps, sensors, and biomarkers
Kalibra uses Terra to connect real-time health signals from devices and apps that patients already use. This helps clinics combine clinical records with daily-life data such as activity, sleep, body metrics, nutrition, training, glucose, and cardiovascular signals.
Commonly recognised Terra connections
Integration directory
Kalibra can support a broad set of patient-connected data sources through Terra and Consolidate Health. Availability can vary by geography, account configuration, and the data each source exposes, but these are the kinds of connections clinics can plan around.
Health platforms
Core mobile health platforms and device ecosystems that aggregate activity, sleep, body metrics, and wellness signals.
Wearables and connected devices
Consumer and clinical-adjacent devices that help bring daily-life physiology into the care workflow.
Fitness, training, and performance
Training platforms, connected equipment, cycling/running tools, and coaching systems that add context around load, recovery, and adherence.
Nutrition, body composition, and metabolic context
Nutrition trackers, body composition platforms, glucose and ketone tools, and adjacent metabolic inputs.
Women’s health, recovery, and lifestyle signals
Specialised health apps and lifestyle signals that can enrich longitudinal context when clinically relevant.
Medical records and clinical history
Patient-authorized medical record retrieval through Consolidate Health brings external clinical context into Kalibra.
See Terra’s full integration directory and learn about Consolidate Health.
What Kalibra does with connected data
Unify context
Records, labs, intake, wearables, and app signals are brought into one workflow instead of separate portals and PDFs.
Prepare the review
Kalibra structures the incoming data so clinicians can see what changed, what may matter, and what needs judgement.
Track follow-up
Approved actions can move into the client journey, making follow-up visible between visits.
FAQ
Does Kalibra replace my EHR?
No. Your EHR remains your system of record. Kalibra adds a pre-consult intelligence and continuity layer around the patient journey.
Does the clinic need to build integrations?
No additional setup is required to use the Consolidate Health record connection inside Kalibra. Terra connections are handled through Kalibra-supported workflows.
Can patients revoke access?
Yes. Patient-authorized record access is consent-based, auditable, time-limited where applicable, and revocable.
Start with one workflow, then expand.
Most clinics do not need every integration on day one. Start with the records, wearables, or biomarkers that support your first workflow, then expand once the operating rhythm is proven.
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Integration is only useful when the data can be reviewed
Connecting another source is not the end of the job. Kalibra maps supported records and signals into a consistent workflow while retaining the source, timing and context needed for practitioner review.
Kalibra Pro at a glance
Kalibra Pro is health intelligence and continuous-care workflow software for clinics, care teams and digital-health providers. It brings supported labs, records, assessments and wearable signals into a practitioner-controlled workflow.
- Product
- Kalibra Pro
- Category
- Health intelligence and continuous-care workflow software
- Designed for
- Clinics, care teams and digital-health providers
- Works with
- Supported labs, records, assessments and wearable signals
- Workflow
- Context preparation, practitioner review, approved Actions and follow-up
- Clinical boundary
- The EHR remains the system of record. Qualified practitioners retain diagnosis, treatment and final approval.
How does Kalibra handle fragmented health data?
Supported labs, records, intake, assessments and device data are brought into one review layer instead of being left across separate portals, files and dashboards.
Does Kalibra normalise health data?
Kalibra maps supported inputs into consistent data types and time context for review. It also preserves source information so a practitioner can see where an item came from.
How does Kalibra approach interoperability?
Kalibra can work with patient-authorised records, connected platforms and supported FHIR or API-based sources. The exact connection and data scope are confirmed during implementation.
Do clinics need every integration on day one?
No. A clinic can start with the records, biomarkers or wearable signals needed for its first workflow, then expand after the operating model is working.
