We BuildTelehealthThat Care

Compliance is designed in, not added later. Every build includes end-to-end encryption (at rest and in transit), role-based access control, full audit logging, and signed BAAs with infrastructure providers. We map your data flows against HIPAA, HITECH, GDPR, and SOC 2 during discovery, and run a security review plus penetration test before launch.

Yes. We integrate over HL7 FHIR, HL7 v2, and DICOM with systems like Epic, Cerner, Allscripts, and custom EHRs. The goal is one source of truth — no duplicate data entry and no silos. We handle migration, mapping, and ongoing sync so your records stay consistent everywhere.

A focused MVP (telehealth or scheduling) typically launches in 10–14 weeks. A full platform with EHR integration, billing, and AI features runs 4–7 months depending on scope and compliance requirements. You get a week-by-week roadmap with milestones in the first meeting — and a working demo within the first two weeks.

Off-the-shelf is faster to start but forces your workflow into someone else’s mold and often falls short on compliance and integration. Custom software fits your exact clinical process, owns its compliance posture, and scales with you. We help you weigh both honestly in discovery — sometimes a hybrid (custom layer over a proven core) is the right answer.

Yes. We build explainable, auditable AI — diagnostic support, predictive risk scoring, no-show prediction, and generative-AI clinical assistants — always positioned as decision support for clinicians, never autonomous decisions. Models are trained on governed data with bias checks, and every output is traceable.

You own the full source code, your cloud, and your data — no lock-in. After launch we offer monitoring, maintenance, and iteration packages. Critical issues get a response within the hour, and because the codebase is clean and documented, every new feature ships faster than the last.