— HIPAA-COMPLIANT SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT —

HIPAA-compliant software, engineered for audit day one

Most HIPAA software fails audit because compliance is bolted on at the end. We build it in from day one: encryption at rest and in transit, role-based access, audit trails, minimum- necessary data handling, and signed BAAs — so your security review is a formality, not a fire drill.

Encryption by default

AES-256 at rest, TLS 1.2+ in transit, KMS-managed keys with rotation — standard on every environment we ship.

Role-based access & audit trails

Every PHI access is logged with actor, record, and timestamp. RBAC mapped to your org structure — not a generic admin/user split.

Signed BAAs & policies

We operate as a Business Associate under signed BAAs, with HIPAA policies, breach response procedures, and workforce training on file.

— Use Cases —

What teams hire us to build

Real scenarios where HIPAA-compliant software development moves the needle — not vendor demos.

EMR/EHR systems

Custom electronic medical and health record platforms — or specialty modules that layer on top of Epic, Cerner, and Athena via FHIR.

Telehealth platforms

HIPAA-aligned video visits, e-prescribing, patient messaging, and asynchronous care flows for virtual-first practices.

Patient-facing apps

Portals and mobile apps for appointment booking, intake forms, lab results, and secure messaging — with SSO and MFA.

Digital-health startups

MVPs for seed and Series-A health-tech companies that need to pass investor security diligence on day one.

Clinical AI & copilots

LLM-assisted documentation, summarization, and clinical decision support — with PHI isolated from third-party model providers.

Claims & billing automation

Automated claim scrubbing, denial prediction, and ERA reconciliation to cut days in A/R and recover revenue.

— Timeline —

How long a typical engagement takes

01

HIPAA scoping

Week 0

BAA review, PHI inventory, threat model, and a gap report against the HIPAA Security Rule.

02

Architecture

Week 1

Infrastructure-as-code environment, network segmentation, and security controls matrix.

03

MVP build

Week 2–6

Working product with RBAC, audit trails, and encrypted PHI stores — ready for a security review.

04

Launch & support

Ongoing

Continuous monitoring, vulnerability scans, annual HIPAA risk assessments, and change control.

— Tech Stack —

Tools & frameworks we ship with

Compliance-ready infra
AWS HIPAA eligibleAzure HIPAAGCP BAATerraformVaultCloudflare Zero Trust
Healthcare protocols
HL7 v2FHIR R4CDASMART on FHIRX12 270/271/837
App stack
Next.jsNode.jsPythonPostgresRedisReact Native

— FAQs —

Questions teams ask before hiring us

We act as a Business Associate. We sign BAAs with covered entities (providers, payers, clearinghouses) and health-tech clients handling PHI on behalf of a covered entity.

Yes. We build with SOC-2-ready controls (access logging, change management, vendor management, incident response). When you bring in an auditor like Vanta, Drata, or Secureframe, our engagement evidence slots in cleanly.

Only through providers with signed BAAs (Azure OpenAI, AWS Bedrock with BAA, or on-prem Llama deployments). PHI is never sent to consumer OpenAI or Anthropic APIs without a covered-entity BAA.

A HIPAA scope review + architecture engagement starts at ~2 weeks and ~$10k. A full MVP typically runs 6–12 weeks and $60k–$180k depending on integration depth.

Yes — via FHIR, HL7, and vendor-specific APIs. We have patterns for bi-directional sync, read-only dashboards, and CDS Hooks integration.
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