HealthTech · Mobile
A care-coordination app clinicians actually use
A HIPAA-aware patient and provider app designed for the real conditions of a clinical shift, not a demo.
In short
HealthTech build, in short
- A patient and provider app built for one-handed, time-pressed use
- HIPAA-aware architecture with encryption and full audit trails
- HL7/FHIR integration with existing clinical systems
- Offline-tolerant flows that survive a dropped connection
What made this hard.
Clinical software fails when it ignores the shift it lives in: gloves on, screens glaring, ten-second windows between patients. Tools that demand attention get abandoned for paper.
The constraint was strict — protected health information, audit trails, EHR interoperability — without making the app slower than the workflow it replaced.
Stack
- React Native
- TypeScript
- Node.js
- PostgreSQL
- FHIR
- AWS
The build, step by step.
Designed for the shift
Large targets, offline-tolerant flows and screens that do one thing, tested with people who would actually use them under pressure.
Compliance designed in
Encryption, access controls and audit logging were architecture decisions from day one, not a pass before launch.
Talks to the EHR
HL7/FHIR integrations so patient and clinical data flows in and out of existing systems instead of becoming another silo.
Reliability as a clinical requirement
Releases stay observable and reversible, because care does not pause for a deploy.
What you walk away with.
- A patient and provider app built for one-handed, time-pressed use
- HIPAA-aware architecture with encryption and full audit trails
- HL7/FHIR integration with existing clinical systems
- Offline-tolerant flows that survive a dropped connection
A care-coordination app clinicians actually use questions, answered.
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We design for the real conditions of a shift — gloves, glare, short windows — and test with the people who will use it. Each screen does one thing, and the app tolerates a dropped connection.
Encryption, access controls and audit logging are designed in from the first architecture decision, so compliance is structural rather than a checklist applied before launch.
Yes. We build HL7/FHIR integrations so data flows between the app and existing clinical systems rather than creating another silo.
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