Problem #1
Compliance bolted on last
HIPAA, audit logging and access control get left to a launch checklist when they should shape the architecture. Then the enterprise deal dies in the security questionnaire.
Healthcare software
Healthcare software has to stay up when patients need it, stand up to your board's compliance questions and fit the way clinicians work. We build patient apps, provider platforms and connected-health systems that hold up in the exam room and pass the security review.
HIPAA
Ready by default
FHIR / HL7
Interoperability
SOC 2
Documented posture
Senior
Engineers only
Who we build for
Pre-seed to Series B teams who need to ship a defensible v1 fast, then survive investor and enterprise technical due diligence without a rewrite.
Provider organizations replacing brittle point solutions with software that fits real clinical workflows and cuts the clicks staff need.
Hardware and remote-monitoring companies that need reliable device ingestion, alerting, and clinician dashboards around their sensors.
Teams automating eligibility, prior auth, claims and compliance workflows where an error is a denied claim or an audit finding.
The problem
The problems that turn a promising build into a liability.
Problem #1
HIPAA, audit logging and access control get left to a launch checklist when they should shape the architecture. Then the enterprise deal dies in the security questionnaire.
Problem #2
Epic, Cerner, HL7 and FHIR interfaces built with brittle glue code break silently, corrupt patient records, and cost you months of trust with clinical partners.
Problem #3
Software designed for a demo, not a 12-hour shift. Extra clicks and confusing flows mean the tool gets abandoned no matter how good the roadmap looked.
What we build
Companion apps for chronic care, medication adherence and telehealth with flows built for anxious, time-poor, non-technical users.
Role-based portals, dashboards and clinical workspaces that cut context-switching and keep busy teams inside one system.
Wearable and device ingestion, deterioration alerting and care-team queues tuned to reduce alert fatigue.
FHIR R4 and HL7 v2 interfaces to Epic, Cerner and Athenahealth with retries, reconciliation and payload observability built in.
Documentation generation, triage assistants and risk scoring with explicit escalation paths and human-in-the-loop guardrails.
Eligibility checks, prior authorization, claims and HIPAA monitoring dashboards that protect revenue and audit posture.
What's included
Audit trail
Compliance from day one
HIPAA-aware architecture, access controls and logging you can hand an assessor.
Fewer clicks
Clinician adoption
Workflows shaped around real shifts, so staff use the software instead of working around it.
Reconciliation
EHR integrations
EHR interfaces with retries and reconciliation, so patient data stays consistent across fragmented systems.
The process
Map the workflow first
We sit with the people who will use it (patients, clinicians, coordinators) and map the workflow, the compliance surface and the integration constraints before writing code.
Security as architecture
We build with HIPAA, access control and auditability designed in, shipping in tight, tested increments you can validate with clinical stakeholders.
Ready for scrutiny
We pilot with real users, harden integrations and prepare the documentation that gets you through security reviews and due diligence.
Reliability over time
Monitoring, incident response and steady improvement, because in healthcare, downtime and drift put patients at risk.
Built on healthcare-grade foundations
HIPAA-aware architecture, BAAs where required, and a documented security posture built for SOC 2 and enterprise questionnaires.
What clients say
They understood the compliance surface before we had to explain it. The audit review that usually derails deals was a non-event.
The EHR integration two other vendors couldn't stabilize has run clean for months. Our clinical partners finally trust the data.
Our clinicians actually use it. That sounds small until you've watched three tools get abandoned in a year.
Common questions
Yes. We build with HIPAA-aware architecture (encryption, access controls, audit logging and least-privilege data handling) and sign Business Associate Agreements where we touch PHI.
Yes. We implement FHIR R4 and HL7 v2 interfaces with the major EHRs, including resilient retry, reconciliation and observability so integrations don't fail silently.
Yes. We build a documented, defensible technical and security posture from the start, so the answers are ready when investor due diligence or an enterprise security review begins.
Both. We take products from zero to launch, and we stabilize, re-architect or extend live healthcare systems, including apps a previous team left behind.
Work with us
Send us the care workflow and the data it touches, and we'll sketch an architecture, flag the risks and plan a realistic launch around your compliance requirements.