Healthcare
software that ships.
Clinical software that passes an audit: telemedicine, EHR integrations, patient monitoring and health data platforms built for regulated environments.
Building for healthcare
Healthcare software fails for reasons other sectors never meet. Your data lives in a decade-old EHR that speaks HL7 v2 over a VPN. Your imaging sits in a PACS that only talks DICOM. A patient record is legally protected, so every read of it has to be logged and every backup encrypted. And clinicians will abandon anything that adds clicks to a consultation.
We build for those constraints from the first sprint rather than retrofitting them before launch. That means audit trails and role-based access in the initial data model, an integration layer that tolerates the hospital systems you already own, and interfaces designed with the people who will use them between patients.
What we build
What actually goes wrong
The problems that sink healthcare projects are rarely the ones in the brief.
Your EHR will not simply hand over its data
Most hospital systems expose HL7 v2 feeds or a partial FHIR API, not the clean REST endpoint a vendor promised. We build an integration layer that maps between what your EHR emits and what your product needs, so a vendor change later does not mean a rewrite.
Protected health data raises the cost of every mistake
PHI needs encryption in transit and at rest, per-record access logging, defined retention, and a breach process. Designing that in costs a sprint; adding it after a security review costs a quarter.
Clinicians abandon software that slows them down
If a workflow adds thirty seconds per patient, it will be worked around within a fortnight. We shadow real users before designing screens and measure task time, not screen count.
Clinical systems cannot have a maintenance window at 9am
Ward and pharmacy systems are used around the clock. We deploy behind feature flags with zero-downtime migrations, so releases do not wait for a quiet weekend that never comes.
Standards we build to
Compliance is a property of your whole organisation, not something a vendor can hand you. What we deliver is software that satisfies the technical side, and the documentation your auditor will ask for.
- HIPAA
- US patient data privacy and security
- HL7 v2 & FHIR R4
- Clinical data exchange between systems
- DICOM
- Medical imaging storage and transfer
- ABDM / NDHM
- India's national health data framework
- SNOMED CT & ICD-10
- Clinical terminology and coding
- GDPR
- Patient data for EU and UK deployments
Questions we get asked
If yours is not here, ask it directly — we answer within a day.
Usually yes. We have integrated against HL7 v2 feeds, FHIR APIs and direct database replicas. The honest answer depends on what your vendor exposes and what your contract with them permits — that is the first thing we check, before quoting anything.
No one can sell you compliance as a product, and be wary of anyone who says otherwise. HIPAA covers your processes and staff as well as your software. What we do is build to its technical safeguards — encryption, access control, audit logging, retention — and hand over the documentation your compliance officer needs for their assessment.
You do, always. It lives in infrastructure you own, in your cloud account, under your data processing agreements. We work inside your environment rather than pulling patient data into ours.
Synthetic patient data in every non-production environment, never a copy of the live database. Beyond automated tests, we run structured sessions with the clinicians who will use the system before launch, because the failure mode that matters is a workflow no one will follow.
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