Patient follow-up and care coordination software integrated with Epic EHR
Eon builds healthcare software that helps hospitals keep patients from slipping through follow-up gaps, running on AWS (ECS, Lambda, RDS) with a .NET/C# and Angular core. Heavy HL7, FHIR and Epic integration work defines the stack, and job posts point to scaling Epic integrations and real-time data exchange as the main technical pressure. Hiring is decelerating and engineering-led, with QA automation and a Regional Sales Director search signaling regional expansion.
Notable leadership hires: Regional Sales Director
Eon is a Denver, Colorado-based healthcare technology company founded in 2014, privately held with 51–200 employees. It works with caregivers, hospitals and hospital systems to improve patient care, with a focus on follow-up coordination and care pathway adherence. The platform connects to Epic and other EHRs through HL7 and FHIR interfaces and is built on AWS with .NET, Angular, Node.js and PostgreSQL. Teams span engineering, healthcare, product, sales and operations, with hiring in the United States and Pakistan.
Eon runs on AWS (ECS, Lambda, RDS) with Terraform and CloudFormation, a .NET/C# and Angular application layer, PostgreSQL, MongoDB and Elasticsearch, plus HL7, FHIR and Epic integrations.
Yes. Epic Systems is in Eon's stack, and current projects include an Epic EHR integration platform, Epic data ETL pipelines and HL7/FHIR API optimization.
Eon is headquartered in Denver, Colorado, and hires in the United States and Pakistan.
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