Heska
Heska is a veterinary diagnostics company that makes in-clinic point-of-care lab analyzers and imaging for veterinary practices - chemistry (Element DC/DCX/RC/RCX), hematology (Element HT5), blood gas and electrolytes (Element POC), immunodiagnostics (Element i), coagulation (Element COAG), and AI-guided urine/fecal/blood-morphology testing (Element AIM) - plus the HeskaView Connect lab data and workflow software. Heska was acquired by Antech Diagnostics, a subsidiary of Mars, Incorporated (Mars Petcare / Mars Science & Diagnostics), in 2023, and now operates as an Antech company. Heska exposes a partner-gated integration API that bidirectionally connects its analyzers to veterinary practice information management systems (PIMS/EMR) - orders flow out to the analyzers and results flow back into the patient record - but there is no public, self-service developer portal, published API reference, OpenAPI, or public pricing. Access is provisioned to approved integration partners (ezyVet, Instinct, Vetspire, NectarVet, Digitail, and others) via API Partner credentials.
Heska publishes 3 APIs on the APIs.io network. Tagged areas include Veterinary, Diagnostics, Animal Health, Point of Care, and Lab Analyzers.
Heska’s developer surface includes documentation and 4 more developer resources.
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APIs 3
Individual APIs this provider publishes, each with its own machine-readable definition.
Heska Lab Orders API
Partner-gated integration surface for placing point-of-care laboratory orders from a practice information management system to Heska in-clinic analyzers. A completed order in th...
Heska Analyzer Results API
Partner-gated integration surface for returning completed analyzer results back into the ordering PIMS patient record. HeskaView Connect provides consolidated reports, unlimited...
Heska Patients API
Partner-gated integration surface for associating a lab order and its results with a patient/owner record so diagnostic charts are created and updated automatically in the integ...
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Documentation 1
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Company 2
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