Healthcare IT services and data infrastructure for mid-market hospital systems
Medix Technology builds data platforms and enterprise systems for healthcare organizations, with a stack anchored in Workday, Salesforce, Epic, and AWS cloud services. The company is actively migrating away from Cisco IOS and Palo Alto Networks toward cloud-native infrastructure, while investing heavily in data pipeline optimization and clinical workflow integration—signaling a shift from legacy on-prem support toward modern analytics and compliance automation.
Medix Technology is a healthcare-focused IT services firm serving mid-market hospital systems and health networks across the United States. Founded in 2017 and based in Chicago, the company operates across four main service lines: enterprise resource planning (Workday, Infor CloudSuite), clinical systems (Epic optimization, clinical informatics), data and analytics (Redshift, Airflow, cloud medallion architecture), and IT infrastructure (network deployment, system upgrades). The organization works embedded within client teams to align IT roadmaps with clinical operations, regulatory compliance, and financial performance.
Medix Technology runs Workday, Salesforce, Epic Systems, AWS (Redshift, Aurora, Lambda, Glue, Step Functions), Apache Airflow, PostgreSQL, Python, React, Node.js, and Infor CloudSuite. Infrastructure includes Cisco Nexus, SolarWinds, and Citrix.
Active projects include Workday enhancements, Epic optimization, cloud data architecture (medallion model), clinical informatics, hospital system implementations, network infrastructure deployment at clinics, and integrations across HR, payroll, and EHR systems.
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