Industries / Healthtech
HIPAA & PHI aware engineers balancing compliance, security, and continuous delivery.
The reality on the ground
PHI-safe, without slowdown.
Compliance can't be the reason a clinical feature slips a quarter. You need engineers who build inside HIPAA as a default, not a gate.
EHR integration complexity.
Epic, Cerner, Athena — every integration is its own animal. HL7 v2 isn't going away; FHIR isn't complete. You need engineers who've touched both.
Payer/provider workflow gaps.
Claims, prior auth, eligibility — the glue between payer and provider is where products live or die.
Where we plug in
Our engineers have shipped against EHRs, claims clearinghouses, telehealth platforms, and RPM pipelines. They know what counts as PHI before they touch a field.
EHR integration
Epic App Orchard, Cerner, Athena, Redox. HL7 v2 and FHIR R4, in production.
Claims & billing
837 / 835 pipelines, 270 / 271 eligibility, prior auth, RCM tooling.
Telehealth & RPM
Video, async care, remote patient monitoring ingest pipelines, device integrations.
Clinical workflow
Provider-side tools, intake, scheduling, charting — built to fit clinical time, not product time.
Industry fluency
Not keywords on a résumé — regulations, standards, and platforms our engineers have worked inside of in production.
Compliance
Interoperability
EHR & vendors
Billing & claims
What we've shipped
EHR integration
Wired a telehealth platform into Epic in under 10 weeks.
Case study in progress
Claims pipeline
Rebuilt a claims ingestion pipeline to cut rejection rate by 40%.
Case study in progress
RPM platform
Shipped a HIPAA-compliant RPM ingest pipeline across 3 device OEMs.
Case study in progress
Roles we staff most
FHIR / HL7 integration engineers
EHR interfaces, mapping, bidirectional sync.
Claims data pipeline engineers
837/835 processing, clearinghouse integration, denial management.
Telehealth frontend engineers
Video, async messaging, patient-facing intake flows.
Clinical workflow backend
Provider tools, scheduling, charting, care-plan logic.
The bar we hold
HIPAA-trained on onboarding.
Every engineer completes HIPAA training before touching a PHI-adjacent system.
BAA-ready from day one.
Legal, compliance, and subcontractor BAAs executed in parallel with engineering matching.
Audit-trail literate.
Every PHI read/write is logged, reviewable, and aligned to the minimum necessary standard.
PHI stays inside sanctioned environments.
No local copies. No test data in non-compliant tools. No exceptions.
Embed senior engineers into your team — people who know HIPAA, read the BAA, and keep the sprint moving.