Capability brief
Software and digital health without pretending regulation is optional
Connected devices and remote workflows need the same architectural honesty as silicon: explicit data boundaries, audit trails, and integration contracts. We build telehealth-adjacent and RPM-supporting software, imaging viewers, and collaboration tools as engineering deliverables inside your regulatory strategy—not as shadow IT.
Secure data paths and integration
Authentication, transport security, and least-privilege service design are defaults—not stretch goals. We integrate with EHR, PACS, or custom backends when your program requires it, documenting interfaces for validation.
Telehealth and remote patient monitoring
We support device-to-cloud and device-to-clinic patterns common in RPM programs, including buffering, offline behavior, and escalation when connectivity returns.
- Device firmware and mobile or web surfaces scoped to your classification
- Operational dashboards for physicists, engineers, or triage teams
- Feature flags and configuration tied to release controls
Imaging viewers and remote collaboration
Remote diagnosis support and expert collaboration depend on latency-tolerant viewers, annotation, and workflow hooks. We implement these layers so they align with how your institution handles credentialing and liability.
Tied to the same stack as our AI products
Because we also ship AI-first applications, our digital health software benefits from shared patterns for model serving, logging, and human review—without conflating a screening tool with a device clearance you have not claimed.