We build healthcare apps using proven technologies that prioritize security, scalability, and regulatory alignment. Our tech stack adapts to your specific needs.

Mobile development: Flutter for cross-platform apps (iOS and Android from one codebase), or native Swift (iOS) and Kotlin (Android) when platform-specific features are critical. React Native works for certain use cases.

Backend & cloud: Node.js or Python for backend services, deployed on cloud platforms with Business Associate Agreements—AWS with HIPAA-eligible services, Google Cloud Healthcare API, or Azure Health Data Services. All include encryption, audit logging, and security controls.

Healthcare-specific integrations: HL7 FHIR for EHR connectivity, HealthKit (iOS) and Google Fit (Android) for wearable data, Epic and Cerner APIs for hospital systems, and Bluetooth LE for consumer wearables and approved IoT devices.

Security & compliance: End-to-end encryption (TLS 1.3), AES-256 for data at rest, multi-factor authentication, OAuth 2.0, and comprehensive audit logging. We implement security from day one, not as an afterthought.

Yes. We build telemedicine platforms that connect patients with healthcare providers through secure video consultations, messaging, and remote care features.

Our telemedicine apps include HD video calls with encryption, appointment scheduling, e-prescription management, secure file sharing for medical documents, and payment processing. We integrate with EHR platforms like Epic and Cerner so providers can access patient records during consultations.

All telemedicine apps are designed with security measures that support HIPAA-aligned workflows from the start. Through our partnership with Apadmi, an NHS-trusted healthcare development partner, we bring proven healthcare expertise to every project. We handle the technical security requirements so you can focus on delivering patient care.

Yes, we integrate healthcare apps with major EHR/EMR systems including Epic, Cerner, Meditech, Allscripts, and athenahealth using industry standards like HL7 FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources).

EHR integration allows your app to retrieve patient demographics, medical history, lab results, and medications in real time. Depending on system permissions and requirements, the app can be configured to write encounter notes and prescriptions back to the EHR. Healthcare providers access patient data during consultations without switching systems.

The integration process takes 3-6 weeks depending on your EHR vendor. Epic and Cerner have well-documented APIs that speed implementation. All data transfers use encrypted channels with proper authentication and detailed audit logs of every data access. Your IT team and EHR vendor review and approve the integration before go-live.

Healthcare app data security requires encryption, access controls, audit logging, and regulatory alignment built into every layer from day one.

We encrypt all data in transit and at rest using industry standards. Role-based access controls ensure users only see authorized patient information. Multi-factor authentication and biometric login add security beyond passwords. Every data access gets logged with timestamps and user IDs for compliance audits.

We conduct penetration testing before launch and regular security assessments to identify vulnerabilities. All vendors handling patient data sign Business Associate Agreements (BAAs) as required by HIPAA. Our development process includes security risk assessments and we use cloud services that provide appropriate technical safeguards and BAAs for handling protected health information.

Native apps are built separately for iOS (using Swift) and Android (using Kotlin), while cross-platform apps use one codebase (typically Flutter or React Native) for both platforms.

Native development delivers superior performance, smoothest animations, and fullest access to device features like cameras and health sensors. You’re building two apps, which costs more and takes longer. Updates must be implemented twice.

Cross-platform development cuts costs by 30-40% and speeds up launch. One codebase means faster updates and easier maintenance. Modern cross-platform frameworks like Flutter deliver near-native performance that works well for most healthcare applications.

For most healthcare apps focused on data entry, telemedicine consultations, or patient portals, cross-platform works great. Choose native only if you need advanced device features or platform-specific healthcare integrations that cross-platform frameworks don’t support well yet.

Yes. Healthcare apps require ongoing support to stay secure, perform well, and be aligned with evolving regulations. We provide maintenance covering updates, monitoring, security, and compliance.

We monitor app performance, fix bugs as they’re discovered, release updates for new iOS and Android versions, and optimize based on usage patterns. Security patches are applied promptly, and we conduct regular security assessments.

Healthcare regulations evolve. We track changes to HIPAA, GDPR, and FDA guidance. When regulations change, we update your app to maintain alignment. We also add new features based on user feedback and integrate with additional healthcare systems as needed.

Annual support typically costs $4,000-$12,000, depending on app complexity.

We can help you understand FDA requirements and documentation needs if your healthcare app may qualify as a medical device under FDA regulations. Not all healthcare apps need FDA review—it depends on your app’s intended use and risk classification.

Apps that may require FDA review: Software that analyzes medical images for diagnostic purposes, controls medical device hardware, calculates drug dosages, or provides specific treatment recommendations. The FDA may classify these as Software as a Medical Device (SaMD).

Apps that usually don’t require FDA review: General wellness apps, appointment scheduling, patient portals, health education content, and administrative tools. The FDA generally doesn’t regulate apps designed for general wellness or administrative purposes.

Our FDA support: We help determine if your app may fall under FDA regulation by reviewing intended use and risk classification. We ensure your app’s technical documentation, software design specifications, and quality management practices align with FDA expectations from day one. For apps requiring FDA submission (510(k), De Novo, or PMA), we recommend partnering with specialized regulatory consultants who can guide the approval process while we handle the technical implementation.

The FDA review process varies by device classification and typically takes 3-12 months. We’ve worked with clients navigating regulatory considerations and can help build the proper documentation foundation for your submission.