Healthcare Software Solutions
Secure, auditable, built around clinicians
DanixSoft builds healthcare software — patient portals, telehealth, scheduling, and clinic platforms — for healthcare providers and healthtech teams, designed with HIPAA and GDPR requirements in mind from the first sprint (no certification is claimed).
We build healthcare software — patient portals, telehealth, scheduling, and clinic platforms — designed with HIPAA and GDPR requirements in mind from the first sprint: access control, audit trails, and encryption are part of the specification, not a pre-launch retrofit.
What do we build for healthcare?
Purpose-built technology to solve your specific industry challenges.
Telemedicine Platforms
Secure video consultations, patient portals, and e-prescription integrations.
EHR & EMR Integrations
Seamless data flow between HL7/FHIR compliant electronic health records.
Healthcare AI
Document summarisation, intake triage, and scheduling assistants — with clinicians kept in the loop.
Practice Management
Scheduling, billing, claims, and clinician workflows in one auditable system.
Patient Engagement
Reminders, follow-up journeys, and messaging designed to reduce missed appointments.
Interoperability
Connect legacy hospital systems to modern APIs without disrupting clinical operations.
How do we deliver?
A milestone-driven process built around your regulatory reality.
Clinical Discovery
We map real clinician and patient workflows before writing code, because software that ignores the ward round does not get used.
Compliance Design
Data flows, access controls, audit trails, and retention rules are designed up front — not retrofitted before launch.
Iterative Build
Two-week increments with a working system at the end of each, so stakeholders validate against reality rather than mockups.
Validation & Testing
Functional, security, and integration testing against HL7/FHIR endpoints and your existing estate.
Deployment & Support
Staged rollout with clinician training, monitoring, and an agreed support window.
Technology Stack
The tools we rely on to build for this sector.
Which standards do we design for?
Requirements we design for in this sector. These are not certification claims; we build so that your own compliance and audit work is easier.
HIPAA
Access control, audit logging, encryption in transit and at rest, and Business Associate Agreement support.
GDPR
Lawful basis, data minimisation, subject access and erasure workflows for EU patient data.
HL7 / FHIR
Standards-based interoperability with electronic health record systems.
HITECH
Breach notification processes and safeguards for electronic protected health information.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about building software for this sector.
Can you build HIPAA-compliant software?
Yes. HIPAA has no formal certification body, so no vendor can be "HIPAA certified" — what matters is engineering to the Security and Privacy Rules. We implement role-based access control, full audit logging, encryption in transit and at rest, and support the Business Associate Agreement your compliance team requires.
Can you integrate with our existing EHR?
Yes, via HL7 v2 and FHIR APIs where available. Where a system exposes neither, we build an adapter layer rather than asking you to replace working infrastructure.
How long does a telemedicine platform take?
A focused MVP with scheduling, secure video, and patient records typically takes 12–16 weeks. Broader programmes with EHR integration and billing run longer; we scope precisely after clinical discovery.
Where is patient data stored?
Wherever your regulatory position requires — we deploy to your chosen region and cloud account, so data residency stays under your control.
Do you support existing systems after launch?
Yes. We offer ongoing support and maintenance agreements, including monitoring, security patching, and iterative feature work.
Where to Next
The services most often used to build in this sector.
Other industries we build for
Next step
Tell us what you are building.
A free 30-minute discovery call, then a written scope and a fixed-price quote — before you commit to anything.