Technology solutions built for healthcare.
Interoperable, HIPAA-aware platforms for payers, providers, and health tech companies that can't treat compliance as an afterthought.
HIPAA-aware
Architecture from day one
Interoperable
HL7 & FHIR-ready integration
Patient-first
UX built for real clinical workflows
Overview
Healthcare software carries a different weight than most enterprise systems: the data is sensitive by definition, the integration landscape is fragmented across EHRs, payers, and point solutions, and the people using it are often making clinical decisions under time pressure that a clunky interface makes worse.
We build and modernize healthcare platforms — patient portals, care coordination tools, payer systems, and health tech products — with HIPAA-aware architecture, interoperability standards, and clinical workflow input built into the design from the start, not retrofitted after a compliance review flags a problem.
What We Commonly See
- Patient and clinical data lives in disconnected EHRs, payer systems, and point solutions with no reliable interoperability.
- Compliance requirements are treated as a launch-day checklist instead of an architecture input from day one.
- Clinical and administrative workflows are digitized without input from the people who actually use them daily.
Where We Focus
Patient & provider portals
Secure, accessible portals for scheduling, records access, and communication between patients and care teams.
EHR & health data integration
HL7 and FHIR-based integration connecting EHRs, labs, and payer systems into a coherent data flow.
Payer platform modernization
Claims processing, eligibility, and member portal systems modernized for reliability and scale.
Care coordination tools
Workflow platforms that reduce manual coordination between care teams, case managers, and specialists.
Health data analytics
Population health and operational analytics built on properly governed clinical and claims data.
Compliance-aware architecture
Access control, audit logging, and encryption designed around HIPAA and HITECH requirements from the start.
How We Work In Healthcare
Map clinical & compliance requirements
We work with clinical, compliance, and IT stakeholders together, since healthcare architecture decisions touch all three.
Design for interoperability
Integration architecture is designed around HL7/FHIR standards from the outset, not added after systems are already built in isolation.
Build with clinical workflow input
We validate interfaces and workflows with the clinicians and administrative staff who will actually use them.
Support & evolve
Post-launch, we monitor performance and compliance posture as the platform and regulatory landscape both continue to change.
Systems We Work With
Regulatory Context We Design Around
- HIPAA
- HITECH
- 21st Century Cures Act (interoperability)
- state-level health data privacy laws
What You Can Expect
- Patient and clinical data flowing reliably between the systems that need it.
- A compliance posture your security and legal teams can audit with confidence.
- Workflows clinicians and administrative staff actually want to use, not route around.
- A platform architecture that can absorb new integrations without a redesign.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you build systems that are HIPAA compliant?
We design architecture, access controls, and data handling practices around HIPAA requirements from the start. Compliance is a shared responsibility that also depends on your organizational policies and covered-entity obligations, which we work through with your compliance team.
Can you integrate with our existing EHR?
Yes — we regularly build HL7 and FHIR-based integrations with Epic, Cerner, Athenahealth, and other major EHR platforms, as well as custom and legacy clinical systems.
Do you have experience with payer-side systems as well as provider-side?
Yes — our healthcare practice spans both payer platforms (claims, eligibility, member portals) and provider-side systems (EHR integration, care coordination, patient portals).
How do you handle protected health information (PHI) in development and testing environments?
We design de-identification and synthetic data strategies for non-production environments so development and testing don't require exposing real PHI unnecessarily.
Let's build the system your business will run on next.
Tell us where it hurts. We'll bring the architects, engineers, and delivery model to fix it — and scale it.