We Build Around People, Not Feature Lists
We design for rushed clinicians, patients of any digital literacy, and admins who need decisions.
Most healthcare portals fail quietly — staff log in once, find it confusing, go back to the front desk. Four things separate our builds, and each shows up in whether your portal gets used.
We design for rushed clinicians, patients of any digital literacy, and admins who need decisions.
An oncology portal looks nothing like a dental chain's. We build for your context, so it gets used.
HIPAA access controls, audit logs and encryption built in day one, not retrofitted later.
If your portal needs nine months, we say so upfront — not four months in.
Eight portal types, each built around the people who log in every day.
Each number comes from a portal we designed and shipped.
Book a Discovery CallA portal that gets adopted is built around the people who log in every day — and stays accountable after launch. Here's how we run it, end to end.
We talk to clinicians, patients, billers and admins first — their needs set the architecture.
Hierarchies and navigation that make complex data findable without overload.
Fast, responsive frontend across browsers and devices, WCAG 2.1 AA as baseline.
Secure PHI handling with FHIR-compliant APIs, access control and audit logging.
Epic, Cerner, Athenahealth or Meditech via HL7 FHIR, v2 and custom APIs.
RBAC, MFA, encryption at rest and in transit, audit logs and pen testing pre-launch.
Real clinical, admin and patient users test every flow before go-live.
Production rollout with change management, user guides and team training.
We stay engaged post-launch — monitoring, fixing and iterating on real usage data.
Six decisions made at the architecture stage determine whether a healthcare portal becomes part of the workflow or another login no one opens.
Compliance and accessibility are design constraints wired in at the architecture stage.
Patient and member data protected across every region served.
Security and risk controls, independently audited.
Standards-based connections to the systems your portal uses.
Device-grade quality management with audit trails and validation.
Usable by every patient and clinician, by design.
Secure billing and payment flows for billing portals.
Every vertical has its own users, workflows, and regulatory load. Here's where we've built portals that got adopted and stayed in use.
Proven healthcare standards, regulated-cloud services, and modern frameworks — picked for your compliance load and the systems you already run.
Whether you're starting from scratch, replacing a system your team stopped trusting, or trying to connect data that's currently living in four different places — we'd like to understand what you're dealing with. The first conversation is a discovery call, not a sales pitch.
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HIPAA governs storage, authentication, sessions and audit logs — and clinicians, patients and admins each need different UX.
Yes — Epic, Cerner, Athenahealth, Meditech and proprietary systems. Timeline depends on the data and vendor access.
4–6 months for a single-function portal; 9–15 months for a multi-function platform with deep EHR integration.
We build it in — access controls, audit logging, encryption, security testing. Legal counsel still covers policy docs.
We do portal rescue: a technical and UX audit tells you honestly whether to fix or rebuild.
You do. Source code, documentation and all deliverables transfer to you at project close.
Full lifecycle web portal development — discovery, UX, engineering, EHR integration, security testing and launch.
Discovery maps workflows and audience first, then design, role-based access, EHR integration and compliance review.
Yes — enterprise portal development covers multi-function EHR platforms; patient portals cover booking, intake and billing.
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Tell us what you're building. One short call to understand your users, integrations, and constraints, then an honest picture of what it takes to build it right.