Can you integrate our app with Epic or Cerner?

We build integrations using the FHIR APIs and SMART on FHIR launch these EHRs offer to third-party developers. Access to a specific health system's data depends on the vendor's developer program and the health system's approval, which you or your customer arrange. We do not claim a partnership with any EHR vendor.

What is the difference between FHIR and HL7 v2?

HL7 v2 is the older, pipe-delimited messaging standard still used inside hospitals for admissions, orders and results. FHIR is a newer standard that exposes resources such as Patient and Appointment through REST APIs. Most modern integrations use FHIR, while hospital interfaces often still require HL7 v2.

Can you build a telehealth scheduling system?

Yes. We build scheduling that handles provider availability, visit types, time zones and the states each provider is licensed in, with reminders by SMS and email. The video visit itself usually runs on a telehealth or video provider that signs a BAA, which we integrate rather than rebuild.

Is your hospital management system used for US clinics?

Our Hospital Management System was first built for hospitals and clinics outside the US. For US clients we use its modules as a starting point and adapt them to US workflows, coding, payer processes and HIPAA safeguards, rather than offering it as a ready US product.

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Software for US healthcare

Healthcare software development for US providers and healthtech

We build patient portals, telehealth scheduling, practice management tools and FHIR integrations for US clinics and healthtech companies, built for HIPAA compliance and delivered inside your compliance program under a signed BAA.

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About the Hospital

Integrating with EHRs through FHIR and HL7

Most healthcare products need data from an EHR. We build integrations using FHIR R4 APIs and SMART on FHIR app launch, which are the routes Epic, Oracle Health (Cerner) and other EHR vendors expose to third-party developers, subject to their own app review and access programs. For older systems and hospital interfaces we handle HL7 v2 messages such as ADT, ORM and ORU through an interface engine.

Integration work includes patient matching rules, mapping codes such as ICD-10, CPT and LOINC, and deciding what is written back to the chart versus kept in your own system, all documented for your clinical and compliance teams. We test against vendor sandboxes and synthetic patients first, so production access is requested only once the integration behaves correctly.

Patient portals, telehealth scheduling and practice tools

Patient-facing software has to be simple for someone who is unwell or anxious. We build portals and apps for booking, intake forms, insurance card capture, secure messaging, visit summaries and bill payment, and telehealth scheduling that manages provider availability across locations and states, sends reminders and links into a video service covered by a BAA.

Practice management tools cover scheduling, eligibility checks through a clearinghouse, charge capture and reporting on no-shows, provider utilization and outstanding balances. Our ready-made Hospital Management System can serve as a starting point where a clinic needs many of these modules at once, adapted to US coding, payer workflows and the safeguards your HIPAA program sets.

Built for HIPAA compliance, without overstating it

HIPAA compliance belongs to your organization, and no vendor can hand it to you with a badge. We sign a BAA, work inside your HIPAA program and build the technical safeguards it relies on: role-based access, audit logs of every PHI view and change, encryption in transit and at rest, automatic session timeouts, and hosting only on cloud services your provider covers under its BAA.

Healthcare software we build

Patient portals for booking, intake, messaging and payments
Telehealth scheduling across providers, locations and states
SMART on FHIR apps launched from inside the EHR
FHIR and HL7 v2 integrations with EHR and lab systems
Practice management and front desk tools
Remote patient monitoring dashboards for care teams
Admin and reporting tools for healthtech platforms

Built for the market

What US healthcare buyers check first

A signed BAA before any access to PHI
Synthetic or de-identified data in development and testing
Audit logging and access controls documented for your risk assessment
Epic, Oracle Health (Cerner) and other EHRs treated as integration targets through their published APIs
Patient-facing screens built to WCAG 2.1 AA

Time zone: US Eastern time is nine to ten hours behind Lahore. A fixed overlap window in your morning is agreed at the start of the project, and the rest of the work happens overnight for you, so each day starts with progress to review.
Payments we integrate: Stripe, PayPal, Square, Authorize.Net, ACH bank transfers, Apple Pay
Tax and data: Built for US sales tax through providers such as Stripe Tax, Avalara or TaxJar. Personal data handled in line with the CCPA/CPRA and other US state privacy laws.
Language: English.

Questions

Healthcare software development: common questions

Yes. We sign a BAA before our team touches any PHI, and we limit access to named engineers who need it. In most projects we work with synthetic or de-identified data in development and testing, so PHI stays in the environments your compliance team controls.

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