Healthcare
Healthcare software development for regulated operations
In regulated operations, a wrong assumption is not a bug report, it is liability. Healthcare workflows add the harder constraints: role-based access that actually holds, audit trails that reconstruct who did what, and AI that touches sensitive workflows only inside explicit boundaries. Our proof in this space is a regulatory feasibility audit, not a shipped platform, and that is the point: we put the rules in writing before any build begins.
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Every workflow change has to survive a compliance conversation, so improvements stall or happen off the books.
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Access control exists as a checkbox, not as a real permission model with roles and scopes.
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AI could take load off staff, but nobody can say what it is allowed to see, say, or record.
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Audit trails get requested by partners and regulators, and the current system cannot reconstruct them.
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Work multiplies across roles, client, caregiver, admin, partner, and each needs a different view of the same record.
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The platform is fragile, the vendor who built it is gone, and nobody in-house wants to touch it.
- 01Software takeover and stabilizationSoftware takeover and stabilization for businesses whose developer, agency, or vendor has left, or gone quiet.
- 02Secure authentication and RBACSecure authentication and role-based access control for applications holding data worth protecting.
- 03AI governance and guardrailsAI governance and guardrails for teams shipping AI features that can take actions, not just answer questions.
- 04Software architecture auditA software architecture audit for teams about to spend real money on a build, a rebuild, or a vendor.
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Scope call
Thirty minutes with a senior engineer to map the workflow and the risks.
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Fixed quote
A written scope with one number and a ship date, approved before work starts.
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Build in the open
Weekly demos against the milestones, in your repository from kickoff.
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Handover
A runbook and documentation, so your team can operate what we built.
Start with the audit: one week, a written architecture, a named risk list, and an honest answer on what to build.