HealthTech & Medical
Software Development

We build HIPAA-aligned systems — encryption at rest and in transit, access controls, audit logging, and BAAs with infrastructure providers. Compliance is organizational as well as technical, so we work with your compliance team rather than replacing them.

Yes, via HL7 v2, FHIR, and vendor-specific APIs. Integration complexity varies significantly by system and the specific data you need.

We build software that supports regulated workflows and can work within a quality management system. For Software as a Medical Device requiring FDA clearance, we collaborate with your regulatory consultants.

De-identified or synthetic data in all non-production environments, with strict separation from production. Developers never work against live patient data.

We design for GDPR alongside HIPAA where both apply, including data residency, subject access rights, and consent management.

Yes, and it's essential. Clinical input shapes workflow design and safety decisions — we build the software, your clinicians validate the care model.

HIPAA-compliant app development builds security, access controls, and audit trails into the architecture from the start, including encryption, minimum necessary data access, and audit logging, rather than adding compliance after the product is built.

Yes. EHR integration is a core part of our medical software development work, connecting new clinical tools with the electronic health record systems your organization already uses.

Yes. We build both clinician-facing clinical platforms and patient-facing systems, designed for the safety, compliance, and clinical workflow needs specific to healthcare.

It varies more than most software estimates, because compliance work is a bigger share of the budget than in a typical app. The main cost drivers are how many systems you need to integrate with (each EHR connection adds its own testing surface), whether you're supporting FDA-regulated workflows, and how much of the compliance foundation — access controls, encryption, audit logging — has to be built versus already exists. We scope against your specific requirements rather than quoting a generic range.

Post-launch support agreements with defined response times — typically around one hour for critical incidents, four business hours for high severity, and next business day for standard requests, with exact windows set in the agreement. For healthcare products, that includes continued compliance monitoring, not just uptime.