Patient portals, clinical web apps, and EHR-aware integrations built with the compliance bar and the operational reality of clinical work in mind.
The kinds of platforms organizations in this sector actually need — not generic agency offerings.
Self-service intake, document upload, secure messaging, appointment management — designed for patients who aren't tech-savvy and don't want to call.
Internal tools for triage, referral coordination, case management, and clinical operations that the EHR isn't built to handle.
FHIR, HL7, and proprietary EHR APIs — connecting your portal, scheduling, and reporting to Epic, Cerner, Athena, OSCAR, and others.
BAAs, encryption in transit and at rest, scoped access, audit logging, and an explicit data-handling design in every project.
We’ve done the integration patterns and we know which APIs are reliable, which docs lie, and where the production gotchas live.
A multi-clinic provider rebuilt patient intake, document handling, and referral coordination on a single platform integrated with their EHR and CRM.
A diagnostics lab built a clinic-facing portal for ordering, result delivery, and account management — integrated with their LIMS and the major EHRs their clinic customers use.
The Yab services that tend to be load-bearing in this sector. Usually two or three at a time.
We design and build to HIPAA requirements: BAAs with all subprocessors, no PHI in logs, encryption in transit and at rest, scoped access with audit trails, and security review baked into the project. We're not a covered entity ourselves — we're a business associate to ours.
Most likely. We've integrated with Epic, Cerner, Athena, OSCAR, and a few proprietary systems via FHIR, HL7, and direct API. If your EHR has a public integration story, we can work with it; if it doesn't, we'll tell you honestly what's possible and what isn't.
WCAG 2.2 AA is the baseline. Healthcare audiences include patients with vision, motor, and cognitive accessibility needs — designing around that is a precondition, not a feature. We audit before launch and after every major release.
That's the design goal. We test intake and portal flows with patients who aren't comfortable with technology, not just with internal staff. Patterns that work for the most cautious user usually work for everyone.
One reply within a business day. Tell us where the systems are creaking — we’ll write back with the right path.