Healthcare software development services built privacy-first.

There is no official HIPAA certification for software. Compliance depends on how the software is built and how your organisation operates it. We build in the technical safeguards HIPAA requires, such as encryption, access controls and audit logs, host on HIPAA-eligible services under a business associate agreement, and document everything for your compliance team.

When we will access protected health information during development or support, we sign a business associate agreement. Wherever possible we work with de-identified or synthetic data so real patient data never needs to leave your environment.

Yes. We integrate through HL7 FHIR APIs and SMART on FHIR where the EHR supports them, and through vendor APIs or HL7 v2 interfaces where needed. The options depend on your EHR vendor and contract, which we review in discovery.

Yes. We build telehealth apps with booking, secure video through HIPAA-eligible video providers, intake forms, messaging, e-prescribing integrations where needed, and payments.

Yes, for tasks such as appointment assistants, intake summaries, patient FAQs and documentation support, with a clinician always in control. We avoid diagnostic features unless the product has a regulatory plan, and we only use AI services that support the privacy terms healthcare data requires.

Most wellness, booking and administrative apps do not. Software that diagnoses, treats or makes clinical decisions may be regulated as Software as a Medical Device. We flag this early and recommend regulatory counsel when a feature may cross that line.

A patient app or telehealth MVP usually takes 12 to 20 weeks, including security reviews. EHR integrations and multi-role platforms take longer, and we plan them in phases.

Yes. Wellness, habit and fitness apps have lighter regulatory requirements than clinical software, and we have built them, including the QalbSync habit-tracking app.