Healthcare Software Built for Compliance

Healthcare software must comply with HIPAA Privacy and Security Rules, requiring end-to-end encryption, audit logging, role-based access controls, and Business Associate Agreements (BAAs) with every vendor. Beyond compliance, healthcare apps need HL7 FHIR interoperability, clinical workflow integration, and FDA oversight if they qualify as Software as a Medical Device (SaMD). General software has none of these requirements.

We build HIPAA compliance into every phase: threat modeling during design, encryption at rest and in transit, automated PHI detection in CI/CD, penetration testing before launch, and ongoing security monitoring post-deployment. We also prepare the technical documentation needed for BAAs and conduct annual risk assessments aligned with the 2026 HIPAA Security Rule updates.

Yes. We have experience integrating with Epic (via FHIR R4 and App Orchard), Cerner (now Oracle Health), Allscripts, and athenahealth. We handle SMART on FHIR authentication, bulk data export, CDS Hooks for clinical decision support, and HL7v2 ADT feeds for legacy systems. Our EHR integration guide covers the technical patterns in detail.

A focused HIPAA-compliant MVP (patient portal, telehealth module, or clinical dashboard) typically takes 3-5 months. Full-scale healthcare platforms with EHR integration, complex workflows, and SaMD classification can take 6-12+ months. We use 2-week agile sprints so you see working software early and can validate clinical workflows with real users.

Yes. We build HIPAA-compliant telemedicine platforms with video consultations, e-prescribing integration (EPCS), RPM device data ingestion, and clinical documentation. Our telemedicine solutions support FHIR-based data exchange with existing EHR systems and meet state-specific telehealth licensing requirements.