Healthcare software built for regulated environments.
For digital health startups, hospital systems, and care networks. We build video visits, patient portals, and AI tools that meet healthcare's strict privacy rules (HIPAA) — good enough for real clinical use, not just demo day.
Regulated by design, not by retrofit.
Healthcare doesn't forgive shortcuts. A leak of patient data isn't a PR problem — it's a federal investigation, a collapse in patient trust, and a fine that can outlive the company. So we build privacy protection in from the very first day, not as a patch later.
We've shipped video-visit platforms, connections to hospital record systems, patient portals with bank-grade login security, and AI tools that help clinicians. Every build comes with written documentation of exactly where patient data flows and who can touch it — the paperwork inspectors ask for.
The gap we fill isn't just coding skill — it's healthcare fluency. Most teams can build a video call. Fewer can build one that survives a dropped connection mid-consultation, plugs into a hospital's Epic system correctly, and passes a federal privacy review. That's what we do.
Healthcare sub-verticals.
What we actually build.
Privacy-safe foundations (HIPAA)
HIPAA is the US health-privacy law. We design exactly who can see patient data, log every access, and encrypt everything — so you're ready for hospital contracts and government inspections from day one.
Connecting to hospital record systems
We connect your product to Epic, Cerner, Athena, and other medical-record systems — and keep those connections healthy, so your product always has the clinical data it needs.
Video visits & virtual care
Video calls, secure messaging, scheduling, and prescription workflows — built to keep working on bad hospital Wi-Fi and rural connections, because patients don't all have fast internet.
AI for clinical work
AI that drafts clinical notes, helps with triage, and summarizes paperwork — always with a clear record of what it did, and always with a licensed clinician making the final call.
Patient portals people actually use
Secure messages, appointments, lab results, care plans, and medication reminders — designed for the least tech-savvy patients, because they're often the ones who need it most.
Remote patient monitoring
Readings from home health devices flow in automatically, care teams get alerted when something looks wrong, and the billing works — so the program pays for itself.
What “HIPAA-compliant” means in code.
Compliance is a set of engineering constraints, not a certificate. Here's how we implement the three HIPAA safeguard categories in every healthcare build.
Administrative Safeguards
- Security officer designation
- Workforce training documentation
- Access authorization procedures
- Contingency plan & DR policy
- Business associate agreement (BAA) management
Technical Safeguards
- End-to-end encryption (AES-256 + TLS 1.3)
- PHI access audit logging (immutable)
- Row-level security on all patient data
- Automatic logoff & session management
- AWS KMS key management & rotation
Physical & Operational Safeguards
- SOC 2 certified infrastructure (AWS)
- Workstation use policies & enforcement
- Data disposal & media destruction procedures
- Minimum-necessary-access principle
- Incident response & breach notification procedures
OCR audit-ready evidence package
Data-flow diagrams · Access logs · BAA · Security policy · Encryption evidence
EHR & clinical integrations we ship.
Healthcare interoperability is hard. HL7, FHIR, and EHR APIs have real quirks. We've built and maintained these integrations in production — we know where they break.
Built for regulated work.
Every healthcare engagement covers these standards as engineering constraints, not post-launch checklists.
Tools we reach for first.
From assessment to audit-ready.
Every healthcare engagement starts with a compliance gap assessment and ends with a written evidence package — not just a deployed product.
HIPAA gap assessment
We map your existing data flows, access controls, and infrastructure against the HIPAA Security Rule. You get a written gap report and a prioritized remediation plan before we write a line of code.
Architecture design
We design the PHI data model, encryption strategy, access control matrix, and audit logging architecture. Every design decision is documented for your compliance team.
Build with controls in-line
Compliance isn't a phase — it's woven into every PR. Audit logging, access controls, and encryption are treated as features, not checklist items. We instrument everything your OCR review will need.
Security review & handoff
We run a penetration test, produce updated data-flow diagrams, draft the BAA, and hand off a compliance evidence package your legal and compliance teams can present to auditors.
Where to start.
Frequently asked.
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Yes. HIPAA is the US health-privacy law, and we sign the standard legal agreement (a Business Associate Agreement) on every healthcare project. We follow the law's security rules in our own work: strict access controls, full activity logs, and encryption everywhere. Patient data is only ever seen by the people who genuinely need it.
Let's build what's next.
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