Secure platforms for clinics, patients and records — built so sensitive data is handled the way it has to be.
Healthcare software carries a burden ordinary business software does not: it holds data that must never leak, and it sits in the middle of care people depend on. We build patient-facing and clinical systems with that as the starting point — encrypted, audited, access-controlled by role — while keeping the day-to-day experience simple enough that reception staff and patients will actually use it.
Clinical software projects usually start from one of these pressures.
Bookings, rescheduling and repeat prescriptions all arriving by call, during the hours staff are busiest. Most of it can be self-service.
A clinical system, a spreadsheet, a paper file and an inbox. The risk is not inconvenience — it is a decision made from the wrong version.
Patient information carries obligations most business software never has to think about, and retrofitting them is far harder than building them in.
Systems built for clinical settings rather than adapted to them.
Appointment booking, repeat prescriptions, results and secure messaging in one place patients can reach without phoning reception.
Interfaces to existing clinical systems over HL7 and FHIR, so your new tools read and write the record rather than creating a second one.
Video consultations with waiting rooms, consent capture and notes written straight back into the patient record.
Encryption in transit and at rest, role-based access, full audit trails, retention rules, and the documentation your DPO will ask for.
Scheduling, clinician rotas, room allocation, billing and insurer claims in one system instead of four spreadsheets.
Ordering, results delivery and dispensing flows connected to the clinical record, so nothing waits in an inbox for someone to notice.
A build process shaped around clinical risk and information governance.
We map the clinical and administrative workflow, and agree what data the system may hold and who may see it.
Interfaces are designed for speed of use in a busy clinic, then reviewed with the people who will use them daily.
Development runs with security review and audit logging built in, not added afterwards.
Penetration testing, information-governance documentation, staff training and a supported go-live.
The stack we typically reach for on healthcare projects.
Common questions about our healthcare work.
We build to GDPR requirements as standard — lawful-basis handling, data minimisation, encryption, access control, audit trails, retention and deletion — and we provide the technical documentation your data protection officer needs. Compliance also depends on your own policies and processes, so it is a shared responsibility rather than something software alone can deliver.
Usually, yes. Most UK clinical systems expose HL7 or FHIR interfaces, and we integrate with those so your new portal or booking tool works against the existing patient record instead of duplicating it.
In UK or EU data centres by default, with encryption at rest and in transit. If you have a specific hosting requirement or an existing provider, we build to that instead.
Yes. Self-service booking, rescheduling and cancellation against real clinician availability is one of the highest-value things a clinic can put online — it cuts both no-shows and reception call volume.
Consent is recorded against the record with a timestamp and what was agreed to, and retention rules are enforced by the system rather than left to someone remembering. Both are easier to build in than to add after a review asks for them.
Yes, with multi-factor authentication, role-based permissions and full audit logging of who opened which record. Remote access is a configuration decision, not a reason to avoid it.
That has to be planned for rather than hoped against. We agree a documented fallback — read-only cached access, printed day lists, or an offline mode — so a clinic can keep running while a problem is fixed.
The same engineering team, applied to a different set of problems.
Healthcare projects are rarely one discipline. These are the three most often involved.
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