Markets · bedrock market · provisional
Medical Technology (certified health IT, FDA-authorized AI devices)
Regulated market (onc (g)(10) certified health it developers, fda ai-enabled device authorizations). The Kin Score Market layer reads each provider in its market:
who it integrates with, how deep those integrations go, and where the market publishes its own structure.
Methodology.
47providers measured
4 (8.5%)declare their own
25 (53.2%)covered by others only
18 (38.3%)undeclared
0in-market workflows shown
Provisional. Provisional and unweighted: the Market layer is not part of the composite or agent readiness. Leader lists are read within a position, never as one ranking. A provider that declares nothing we can
read is shown as undeclared, with no number: we never infer integrations.
Where this market publishes its structure
- ONC Lantern FHIR endpoint monitor (lantern.healthit.gov/api/daily/download, CSV, source CHPL) machine-readable, 96,750 CHPL-sourced endpoint rows / 201 developers; 17 linked; participation only (no certification status in the file)
- FDA AI-enabled medical devices list (fda.gov/media/178541 CSV) machine-readable, 1,614 devices / 607 companies; names only, Wikidata P856 bridge; 18 linked, 485 with no Wikidata identity
- ONC CHPL REST API (chpl.healthit.gov/rest) not machine-readable: 401 without an API key; a free key needs registration (2026-10-18). The key the CHPL web client ships in env-config.js was not used. With a key: certified_products per (g)(10) / criteria and withdrawn = lapsed
- openFDA device 510(k) / GUDID not machine-readable: applicant / labeler names only, no domain, every device maker; the AI-enabled list is the software subset read instead
- Epic / Oracle Health / eClinicalWorks / athenahealth marketplaces not machine-readable: already read (or recorded unreadable) by healthcare; not re-read
Own = declares at least one integration itself; covered = visible only because an aggregator, standards body, regulator or partner contract names it; distribution-only = listed only on cloud marketplaces it sells through, a channel reported beside, never counted as its own declared integrations; undeclared = nothing we can read, so no number; declares_compatibility = providers with a `compatible` shape vote, report only (kin, 2026-10-13): never counted as own, never in depth or position.
Taxonomy how this market maps onto apis.io
Derived 2026-10-18 from the 47 providers in this market we could resolve in the
catalog. The percentage is the share of those providers carrying each one; it describes the market, not the tag or industry. Tag groups have no page of their own yet, so they are listed unlinked.
| Tags | Healthcare 91%, Electronic Health Records 57%, FHIR 53%, Interoperability 51%, Medical Devices 30%, SMART on FHIR 26%, Medical Imaging 23%, HL7 23%, Health IT 21% |
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| Tag groups | Healthcare 96%, Interoperability 70%, Health 47%, Medical Imaging 23% |
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| Industries | Digital Health & Telehealth 100%, Healthcare 91%, Artificial Intelligence 21% |
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share of resolved cohort carrying it; tags >=0.20 & >=3 members (max 12, junk dropped), tag_groups >=0.20 (cooccurrence, non-cross-cutting; max 8), industries >=0.20 (max 6), areas >=0.10 (max 6; areas are keyword-matched and sparse), capabilities L1 >=0.20 (max 8); derive-market-taxonomy.py