The challenge
What makes healthcare software hard to get right — and why most off-the-shelf solutions fall short.
HIPAA compliance is non-negotiable
One breach can end your business. PHI (Protected Health Information) must be encrypted at rest, in transit, and in backups. Access must be logged. Business Associate Agreements (BAAs) must be signed with every vendor in the chain. Getting this wrong is not an option.
EHR integration is complex
Every Electronic Health Record system speaks a different dialect of HL7 and FHIR. Epic, Cerner, Athenahealth, Allscripts — each has its own API quirks, rate limits, and authentication requirements. Integration takes months if you don't know the terrain.
Patient data security requirements
Encryption at rest with AES-256. Encryption in transit with TLS 1.3. Key rotation. Audit trails for every data access. Role-based access control. Data retention policies. Breach notification procedures. The list is long and the penalties for getting it wrong are severe.
Telemedicine needs real-time reliability
Video consultations require sub-second latency and zero dropped calls. Patients and doctors cannot tolerate frozen screens or audio cutting out mid-consultation. The infrastructure must handle peak loads during flu season or health crises.
Regulatory landscape keeps changing
HIPAA, HITECH, 21st Century Cures Act, state-level privacy laws, and international regulations like GDPR for cross-border telemedicine. Staying compliant requires ongoing vigilance, not a one-time audit.
What we build
Specific solutions we deliver for healthcare organizations — not generic promises, but concrete architecture and features.
HIPAA-compliant architecture on AWS
BAA-ready infrastructure with encryption at rest (AES-256 via KMS), encryption in transit (TLS 1.3), isolated VPCs, private subnets, and security groups. Every component is auditable and compliant from day one.
FHIR-standard API design for EHR integration
We build FHIR R4-compliant APIs that integrate with Epic, Cerner, Athenahealth, Allscripts, and any HL7 v2 system. SMART on FHIR for patient-facing apps. Bulk data access for population health.
WebRTC-based telemedicine platform
Real-time video consultations with sub-second latency. Adaptive bitrate streaming for unreliable connections. Screen sharing for remote diagnosis. Recording with patient consent. Fallback to audio-only for low-bandwidth scenarios.
Patient portal development
Secure patient-facing web and mobile apps. Appointment scheduling, prescription refill requests, lab results viewing, secure messaging with providers, bill payment, and insurance verification — all HIPAA-compliant.
Audit logging and compliance reporting
Every access to PHI is logged — who, what, when, from where. Automated compliance reports for HIPAA audits. Breach detection alerts. Data retention policy enforcement with automated purging.
Clinical workflow automation
Automated appointment reminders, prescription refill workflows, lab order routing, insurance claim submission, and prior authorization automation. Reduce administrative overhead by 40-60%.
Medical device integration
Integration with wearable health devices (Apple Watch, Fitbit), remote patient monitoring systems, and IoT medical devices. Real-time data ingestion into the patient record with anomaly detection alerts.
Technology stack
Who we serve
Organizations we've built software for within the healthcare sector.
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