Healthcare software that passes the audit.
Patient portals, clinical tools, and the integrations that connect them to the systems a hospital already runs. For providers and health-tech companies that need software to hold up in front of a compliance officer, not only a user.
Who we work with in Healthcare
- A clinic or provider group replacing phone calls and paper with a patient portal.
- A digital health product that has to integrate with an EHR before its first enterprise deal.
- A clinical team spending hours a day on documentation that software could draft.
- A health-tech startup whose prototype needs to become HIPAA-ready before it scales.
What slows Healthcare down, and what we build for it
Four problems we see in nearly every Healthcare engagement. Pick one to see how we approach it and what you would have at the end.
The problem
Patient records live in several systems, access is coarse, and nobody can say who looked at what. Every enterprise buyer asks for HIPAA and GDPR evidence before signing.
How we approach it
We enforce access at the data layer, not in the UI, so every read and write is authorised and logged whether it comes from the portal, the app, or an integration.
What you get
- Role-based access enforced in database policies
- Immutable audit log of every record access
- Encryption at rest and in transit, keys in your cloud
- Infrastructure as code with retained logs for audits
A typical Healthcare scope. Tick what you need.
The artefacts most Healthcare projects end up with. Tick the ones yours needs and send the list with your enquiry; we reply with a written scope in your vocabulary.
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- LangGraph vs CrewAI vs AutoGen: a practical comparisonThree popular agent frameworks, compared on what actually differs in production: control over the loop, debugging, and how much they decide for you.
Questions Healthcare clients ask
Do you sign a Business Associate Agreement?
Yes, where the engagement involves protected health information. We work in your cloud accounts so the data stays under your control, and we document the data flows so your compliance officer can review them.
Which EHRs have you integrated with?
We work through FHIR wherever the EHR exposes it and through HL7 v2 feeds where it does not. The scope call establishes which systems and interfaces are in play before we quote.
Can AI be used safely with patient data?
Yes, with two rules. Models run inside infrastructure you control or under agreements that prohibit training on your data, and no AI output enters the record without a clinician approving it.
How long does a patient portal take?
A portal with booking, messaging, and results over an existing scheduling system takes three to five months including integration testing. The written scope gives you a date before you commit.
Tell us what you are building.
We reply within one business day with how we would build it, what it would cost, and which engagement model fits.
- 01Tell us what you are building
A short form or an email. No deck required, and "not sure yet" is a fine answer.
- 02A call with an engineer
Within one business day. Technical questions get technical answers, from the person who would build it.
- 03A written scope and quote
Fixed price where the scope is defined. The document is yours whether or not you go ahead.