Digital health that protects the patient.
HIPAA-ready platforms for clinics, telemedicine and digital health, with privacy, access control and an audit trail built into the architecture.
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We treat patient data the way we would want ours treated.
The first question a security review asks here is simple: who opened this record, and when. Every platform we ship can answer it. Protected health information is encrypted, access is limited to each person’s role, and every touch of a record lands in a tamper-evident log. Clinicians get a tool they can trust, and when the next review comes, the answers are already in the log.
What this sector demands.
In healthcare, a data breach is not a bug report — it is a regulator letter and a broken trust with patients. Patient data has to be protected from the first line of code, or the product should not exist.
These habits come from work we can name. FeelEat’s partner portal is multi-tenant with row-level security, so one partner can never read another’s data. TapTime supports biometric clock-ins, and biometric records sit in GDPR’s strictest category. Neither project is a hospital. The discipline a HIPAA review expects is the one those systems already run on: least privilege, encryption, an audit trail.
Interoperability is the other half. HL7 and FHIR integrations let the platform exchange records with your EHRs, labs and devices, so nobody re-types results between systems.
Systems for healthcare.
The platforms we ship most often for this sector, and the job each one does in a working clinic.
Telemedicine & virtual care
Secure video visits, scheduling and e-prescribing, shaped to the clinic’s real workflow.
Patient & provider portals
Records, results, messaging and intake with role-based access patients and staff actually use.
Clinical & practice operations
Charting, scheduling and billing tools that cut the admin work around each visit.
Remote monitoring & wearables
Device and wearable data ingested, flagged and surfaced to care teams in time to matter.
Interoperability
HL7 / FHIR integrations so your platform speaks to the EHRs and labs around it.
Compliance & audit
The audit log and access controls a reviewer asks to see, ready to hand over.
What every build ships with.
These four properties are in every healthcare build we ship, and we can show you how each one works. Hard outcome numbers come later, once we know your starting point.
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Where it gets hard.
The principles we build by in this sector — and what each one means once the system is live.
Privacy by design
Encryption, least-privilege access and logging go in with the database schema, before any feature code.
Audit-trail everything
Nothing reads patient data without leaving an entry in the log. A security review becomes a report you generate.
Built for clinicians
We design with the people who will use it at 7am between patients. A screen that adds clicks to their morning gets redesigned.
Your cloud, your control
We deploy into infrastructure you own, with NDAs and data agreements signed before any record moves.
From startups to scale.
We work with clinics, telehealth providers, device makers and insurers. Each one has its own rules for patient data.
Chosen for the problem.
We pick tools to fit the problem. A representative stack for healthcare; yours may differ.
Built by one team.
These are the services healthcare projects tend to need, built by one group of engineers on one architecture.
Common questions.
The things buyers in healthcare ask us most. If yours is not here, send it over.
Are your platforms HIPAA-compliant?
We build to HIPAA readiness: encrypted PHI, least-privilege access, full audit logging. We deploy into infrastructure you own, and compliance is a shared responsibility we design for from the start.
Do you support HL7 / FHIR interoperability?
Yes. We integrate with EHRs, labs and devices over HL7 and FHIR so your platform fits the clinical systems already in place.
Where does protected health information live?
Inside your cloud account, encrypted at rest and in transit, never used to train shared models, with access least-privilege and logged.
Can you handle telemedicine video securely?
Yes — secure, access-controlled video visits integrated with scheduling and records, built for the privacy this sector demands.
How do you handle a security audit?
The groundwork exists before anyone asks. When an auditor wants to know who saw a given record in March, the answer is one query away.
Anything we missed?
Put it in a briefBuilding care that
can’t afford a breach?
Tell us about your clinical workflow and compliance needs. A senior engineer replies within one business day with an honest feasibility read.