Industry 01
Healthcare
Software that clinicians will actually use and regulators will accept.
Healthcare software fails when it adds clicks to a clinician’s day or when patient data is handled loosely. We design around both from the first sprint: short workflows for staff, and privacy, audit trails and access control built in rather than bolted on.
What is hard in Healthcare
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Clinicians have no spare time
Every extra screen costs minutes that were meant for patients. Adoption depends on removing steps, not adding features.
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Records live in disconnected systems
Labs, imaging, scheduling and the EHR rarely share data cleanly, so staff re-type the same details.
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Patient data is highly regulated
A single weak access rule or missing audit log can become a reportable incident.
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Patients expect consumer-grade apps
Booking, results and messaging need to feel as easy as everyday apps, on any device.
What we build for you
- Patient portals and apps Booking, forms, results, secure messaging and reminders in one place.
- Telehealth platforms Video visits, waiting rooms, e-prescribing handoffs and billing hooks.
- Clinical data integration Connecting EHRs, labs and devices using HL7 and FHIR standards.
- Clinic and practice tools Scheduling, intake, referrals and staff dashboards that cut admin work.
- AI for notes and triage Draft summaries and routing suggestions, always reviewed by a clinician.
- Remote monitoring Wearable and device data turned into alerts a care team can act on.
Rules we design around
- HIPAA
- US rules for how patient health information is stored, shared and logged.
- GDPR and UK GDPR
- Consent, access and deletion rights for patients in Europe and the UK.
- HL7 and FHIR
- The standard formats healthcare systems use to exchange records.
- Medical device software rules
- If your product counts as a medical device, regulators expect specific documentation. We structure the engineering side; your regulatory advisers own the filing.
Systems we connect to
- Epic
- Oracle Health (Cerner)
- athenahealth
- Lab and imaging systems
- Payer and claims platforms
- Wearables and devices
Good places to start
- 1 Patient intake and forms Replace paper and phone intake with a secure digital flow.
- 2 One-system integration Connect a single EHR or lab feed and prove the data path.
- 3 Compliance gap review Find privacy and access gaps before they find you.