5.0
Clutch rating
20+
years of experience in HealthTech and SaaS
0
critical bugs in production in the last 24 months
85%
of recurring customers
200+
engineers
70%
talent in overlapping time zones
5.0
Clutch rating
20+
years of experience in HealthTech and SaaS
0
critical bugs in production in the last 24 months
85%
of recurring customers
200+
engineers
70%
talent in overlapping time zones
We build solutions from scratch, with architecture tailored to your business logic, user roles, compliance scope, and integration needs. Opt for native or cross-platform solutions (like web apps for desktop or mobile apps) to cover all user bases.
Our engineers integrate AI-driven diagnostic tools, like chatbots, image recognition for radiology, predictive models for patient deterioration, and NLP for clinical documentation. All models are explainable and ready to pass clinical review.
We integrate EHR, practice management, scheduling, e-prescribing, and revenue cycle management into your apps, ensuring interoperability is rock solid. We work with HL7/FHIR APIs, DICOM, Bluetooth medical devices, and custom connectors.
We refactor apps for speed, maintainability, and security. This includes migrating to modern frameworks, cloud-native architectures, and updating interfaces to current accessibility standards. Also, we optimize apps for new devices and screen sizes.
As a leading medical mobile app development company, we share our expertise with clients, from market and competitor analysis and compliance advisory to technical architecture planning and product roadmap development.
We help startups ship MVPs in 3–4 months without skipping critical compliance or testing. No crucial element is missing: we do rapid prototyping, back-end setup, support usability testing and clinical validation planning.
When providing medical app development services, we follow security-by-design principles from day one. That includes Infrastructure aligned with HIPAA technical safeguards — access controls, end-to-end encryption, threat modeling (ISO 14971), audit logging, and secure DevOps.
The solution depends on your user base. iOS is often preferred for internal use (for example, clinical staff) due to ecosystem control. For broad patient use, Android usually dominates.
Yes. As a full-cycle custom healthcare application development company, we stay involved post-launch. We offer not just bug fixes, but CI/CD pipelines, monitoring, patching, and change control workflows aligned with post-market surveillance requirements.
Yes. We integrate with EHRs, lab systems, practice management tools, and medical devices via FHIR, HL7, DICOM, and custom APIs. We take interoperability seriously, as designing for it up front.
Absolutely. We build cross-platform architectures when needed, or native web interfaces that complement mobile-first deployments, aligning the delivery model with your user and system needs.