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Digital Health Startups
Your demo won the pilot. Now the health system wants a security review, an EHR integration, and a BAA — and your runway doesn't include a second rewrite. We build it right the first time, at startup speed.
What you're up against
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The enterprise security wall
The buyer loves the product; the CISO’s questionnaire has 240 rows. Audit logging, access models, and data-flow docs can’t be bolted on the week before.
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EHR integration reality
Your architecture assumed a clean FHIR API. The site has one, mostly, plus an HL7v2 feed, a flat-file drop, and a VPN form from 2014.
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Hiring vs shipping
Healthcare-fluent senior engineers take quarters to hire. Your pilot converts in weeks, or doesn’t.
How we help
Web & Mobile Applications
Clinician portals, patient apps, and device companion apps for web, iOS, and Android — engineered under a compliance-aware SDLC from day one.
Learn more →Cloud & Platform Engineering
Device clouds, data platforms, and SaaS back ends on AWS or Azure — designed to support HIPAA, built for scale, and automated end to end.
Learn more →AI & Machine Learning
LLM features, clinical and device-data models, and retrieval pipelines built on your own data — with the validation and audit trail healthcare demands.
Learn more →Interoperability & Interfaces
HL7v2, FHIR, and DICOM interfaces between your devices, the EHR, LIS/RIS, and partner systems — designed, built, tested, and monitored.
Learn more →EHR Integration Accelerator
A packaged interface build: interface engine setup, your first HL7v2/FHIR interfaces live, plus runbooks and monitoring.
Learn more →Standards you care about
- FHIR R4
- SMART on FHIR
- HL7v2
- OAuth 2.0
- HIPAA
- SOC 2-oriented practices
- AWS / Azure
- TypeScript / React
We build FHIR-native and design for the security review from the first commit — architectures and documentation designed to support HIPAA requirements and enterprise procurement diligence.
Convert the pilot before the runway ends.
Bring us a device, an integration problem, or a product idea — we will come back with an approach, not a slide deck.