Can you integrate with Epic, Cerner, or Athena?

Yes. We build against FHIR APIs and HL7 interfaces for the major EHR platforms. The specifics depend on which system you run and what access your vendor agreement allows, which is something we confirm during discovery rather than assume.

Do you build for iOS, Android, or both?

Both. We build native iOS and Android apps and cross-platform builds using Flutter or React Native. For healthcare we often recommend native where deep device integration, biometrics, or Apple Watch support are part of the clinical workflow.

Who owns the app after it’s built?

You do. The source code, the App Store Connect account, and the Google Play Console account are all yours from the start. We stay on as collaborators you can remove, not as a gatekeeper between you and your own product.

Do you offer support after the app launches?

Yes. Healthcare apps face ongoing compliance changes, new OS releases, and EHR API updates that can break integrations without warning. We offer maintenance plans that keep your app current with all three so nothing fails quietly on your users.

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Off-the-shelf software is built for the average clinic. If your workflows do not match that average, which most do not, you spend years bending your operations around someone else’s product. A custom app is built around how your team actually works, which is a different starting point and usually a shorter path to adoption.

The compliance requirements in healthcare also make generic software a genuine risk rather than just an inconvenience. HIPAA governs how patient data is stored, transmitted, and accessed. HL7 and FHIR govern how it moves between systems. Building compliance in from the start costs less than retrofitting it after your first audit question arrives.

01

Patient Portal and Scheduling App

Appointment booking, visit history, lab results, and secure messaging, all in one place your patients can reach from their phone.

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EHR and EMR Integration

Connecting your app to Epic, Cerner, Athenahealth, or any FHIR-compliant system, so staff work in one place rather than re-entering the same data across two or three.

03

Remote Patient Monitoring and Wearable Integration

Continuous vitals, medication adherence, and device readings surfaced in your clinical dashboard without adding to the charting burden.

Appointment booking and reminders
Secure messaging with their care team
Lab results and visit summaries
Telehealth video consultations
Prescription refill requests

Patient schedule and caseload view
In-app clinical documentation
Alert routing and escalation
Referral and care coordination tools
Wearable and RPM data feed

Staff scheduling and capacity tools
Billing and insurance verification
Compliance audit trail and reporting
User access and role management
Analytics across sites or departments

HIPAA compliance is not a feature to add at the end of a build. It shapes how data is stored, who can access it, how it moves between services, and what gets logged when it does. We treat it as a design constraint from the first wireframe rather than a checklist to run through before launch.

That means signed Business Associate Agreements, end-to-end encryption for data in transit and at rest, role-based access controls, audit logging that satisfies an OCR investigation, and app store review submissions that meet Apple’s and Google’s own rules for apps handling medical information. Every build includes all of this. None of it is optional.

01Discovery

We learn your clinical workflows, your EHR environment, and your compliance posture before a wireframe exists.

02Design

We prototype the patient and provider experience and test it with real users before development starts.

03Development

We build in sprints with regular check-ins, so you see the app taking shape rather than waiting for a reveal.

04Testing

Every build goes through QA on real devices and a compliance review before anything reaches the app store.

We build apps across the full range of healthcare settings, including those with the most complex compliance and integration requirements: primary care, specialty clinics, mental health, telehealth platforms, home health and remote care, hospitals and health systems, dental practices, physical therapy and rehabilitation, pharmacy and medication management, and women’s health.

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HIPAA Built In, Not Bolted On

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EHR Integration Experience

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Full In-House Team, No Handoffs

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Support That Continues After Launch

We design for HIPAA and HITECH requirements from the first architecture decision, not as a checklist we run through before launch.

We’ve connected healthcare apps to existing EHR and EMR systems, so your app fits into the tools your staff already uses instead of creating a separate silo of data.

The same designers, developers, and QA specialists work on your app from kickoff through launch and beyond, so nothing gets lost in a handoff between vendors.

Healthcare regulations and OS requirements change. We offer ongoing maintenance to keep your app compliant and stable as those changes happen.

01

HIPAA Built In, Not Bolted On

02

EHR Integration Experience

03

Full In-House Team, No Handoffs

04

Support That Continues After Launch

Yes, and HIPAA compliance shapes every decision we make during the build, not just the final deployment. That includes signed BAAs with all relevant vendors, encryption in transit and at rest, role-based access controls, and full audit logging.

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