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Web Applications
Browser-based healthcare software — dashboards, portals and internal tools that hold real clinical and claims data.
Most healthcare web software is a spreadsheet someone put a login on. We build the other kind: applications that hold claims, eligibility and remittance data, enforce who can see which patient, and stay fast when the table has half a million rows. The products on this site — the RCM platform, the practice dashboard, the denial analytics — are the same stack, built by the same team.
How the AI works
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Model the data first
Claims, encounters, payers and remittances get a real schema before a single screen is designed. Retrofitting a data model onto a finished UI is where healthcare projects die.
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Build the access rules in, not on
Every query is scoped to the practice or tenant that owns the row. Role-based access is enforced server-side, so a URL someone guesses returns nothing.
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Ship it somewhere real
Deployed with the domain, the certificate and the monitoring, not handed over as a zip file with setup instructions.
Humans in the loop. By architecture.
We do not put protected health information into a third-party model or an analytics tool to make a feature work. Where a feature needs AI, it runs on infrastructure we control, and the record is de-identified before it reaches the model.
Questions, answered
What stack do you build on?+
React and Next.js on the front end, Node or Python services behind it, PostgreSQL or MongoDB depending on the shape of the data. We pick from what we already run in production rather than what is new.
Can it connect to our EHR or clearinghouse?+
Where the system exposes an interface, yes — X12 837/835/270-271, HL7 or FHIR, or a vendor API. Where it does not, the honest answer is a file exchange rather than a claimed integration.
Do you work on an application we already have?+
Yes. That is often the shorter path. We read the existing codebase first and tell you whether extending it or replacing it is the better call, including when the answer is that it should be left alone.
Who owns the code?+
You do. The repository is yours, the deployment sits in your own accounts where you want it there, and there is no runtime licence back to us.
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