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— HEALTHCARE SOFTWARE ENGINEERING

Custom healthcare
software development

Patient and clinician applications, APIs and cloud services, from first prototype to production.

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Healthcare-focused engineering
Security designed in from the start
Prototype through production

Healthcare products carry obligations ordinary products do not

General teams scope the visible features. In healthcare the invisible ones decide the outcome: permissions, consent, behaviour when an integration drops, and what an auditor asks for two years later. Cheap to design in, expensive to retrofit.

Capabilities

What we build

Product discovery

Working out what the first version needs to do, who uses it, what it connects to, and what can wait.

Patient applications

Web and mobile applications for booking, intake, results, messaging, education and follow-up.

Clinician and staff applications

Tools for care teams, coordinators and administrators, designed around the process rather than around the database.

Platform and backend engineering

Services, APIs, authentication, permissions and the data model, sized for the volume the product will reach rather than the volume it starts with.

Cloud infrastructure

Environments, deployment, monitoring and cost control on AWS, Azure or Google Cloud.

Modernisation

Moving an existing healthcare system onto current infrastructure without interrupting the service or losing its integrations.

Quality assurance

Functional testing, automated regression, security testing, and testing against the real process with real users.

Ongoing engineering

New features, performance work, dependency and security updates, and support after launch.

AI integration

Adding AI capability to a product you already run, without rebuilding what works.

In use

Applications we have built

Two or three real product screens carry more weight here than any capability list.

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Patient portal
Patient-facing interface showing appointment scheduling, health summary and secure messaging
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Clinician workspace
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What this looks like in practice

Product type Users Key technical consideration Typical delivery
Patient portal Patients, carers Authentication without friction, WCAG accessibility, clear consent model, mobile responsive 4–6 months to MVP
Clinician workspace Care teams, specialists Dense information display, keyboard efficiency, low latency, offline-tolerant note taking 6–9 months
Care coordination platform Coordinators, nurses, allied health Role-based access, task queues, external system sync, audit trail 6–9 months
Healthcare API / integration layer Partner systems, internal apps HL7 FHIR compliance, rate limiting, patient identity matching, resilient webhook delivery 3–5 months
Cloud migration Existing systems Zero-downtime cutover, data integrity verification, compliance continuity 3–6 months
Lifecycle

How a product takes shape

Each stage ends with something usable: an agreed scope, a clickable prototype, a working product in front of pilot users, a live service, then continued development. Clients join at whichever stage matches where they are.

01

Discovery

We understand the problem, users, integrations and regulatory context. Output is a defined scope, technical architecture, and a realistic estimate.

02

Design and prototyping

We design the user journeys, test prototypes with real users where possible, and agree the data model and security architecture before writing code.

03

Sprint delivery

We build in two-week sprints with working software at the end of each. You see progress every two weeks, not at the end of six months.

04

Testing and compliance check

Security testing, performance testing, accessibility audit, and verification against the regulatory requirements agreed at discovery.

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Launch and ongoing engineering

Production deployment, monitoring setup, knowledge transfer to your team, and an ongoing engineering arrangement sized to what the product needs.

Design and delivery

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Technologies we build with

Layer Technologies
Frontend React, React Native, Next.js, TypeScript, Flutter
Backend Node.js, Python, Java
Mobile iOS (Swift), Android (Kotlin), React Native
Cloud AWS, Azure, Google Cloud
Data PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Redis, time-series data
Integrations HL7 v2, FHIR, custom REST APIs, webhook architectures
Security & Auth OAuth 2.0, OpenID Connect, SAML, role-based access control (RBAC), KMS
Common Questions

Frequently asked questions

You do. Everything we build for you belongs to you from the moment it is written. Code, designs, documentation and configuration are yours.

Yes. We can deliver a whole product, augment an existing team, or build a specific component (like an integration layer or mobile app) that your team integrates with.

Security is built into our delivery process: code review, automated dependency scanning, least-privilege access, encrypted data at rest and in transit, and documented architecture decisions for your compliance file.

We offer ongoing engineering agreements covering maintenance, security updates, minor features and support. If you want to hand off to an in-house team, we provide full documentation, code walkthroughs and handover sessions.

Discovery produces a detailed scope and architecture from which we give a fixed-price estimate for the first phase or an agreed sprint budget. We do not do open-ended time-and-materials with no ceiling.

Tell us about the product you are building

Tell us what it does, who uses it and what it needs to connect to. We will tell you how we would approach it, what it will take, and whether we are the right team.