Apple HealthKit (iOS) and Google Health Connect (Android) are the standard platforms for accessing health data such as steps, heart rate, and sleep. Most healthcare apps integrate both to support iOS and Android, with Health Connect replacing Google Fit for Android.
A HIPAA risk assessment is a required evaluation of risks to electronic protected health information (ePHI) in your application. It identifies threats, assesses security controls, prioritizes risks, documents remediation, and should be reviewed annually to maintain HIPAA compliance.
End-to-end HealthTech product development covers everything from idea validation to launch and ongoing support. A HIPAA-compliant MVP typically takes 3–9 months and costs $40,000–$400,000.
A home healthcare management platform manages patient care, caregiver scheduling, EVV, documentation, and billing. Development typically costs $80,000–$500,000 depending on features and agency size.
A health insurance claims processing system automates claims, eligibility, payments, and denials. It can auto-process 70–90% of claims and typically costs $150,000–$800,000.
A mental health app offers mood tracking, therapy, journaling, telehealth, and AI support. Development typically costs $40,000–$400,000, and HIPAA compliance is required when handling patient data in the USA.
A healthcare data warehouse (HDW) centralizes patient, clinical, financial, and operational data for analytics and reporting. A modern HDW uses FHIR-based data pipelines and typically costs $70,000–$1,000,000 depending on complexity.
A Laboratory Information System (LIS) manages lab samples from order to verified results. It integrates with lab systems, meets CLIA and CAP compliance, and typically costs $80,000–$500,000.
An online pharmacy platform lets patients upload prescriptions, which licensed pharmacists verify before dispensing medicines for delivery or pickup. In the USA, it must comply with HIPAA, DEA regulations, the Ryan Haight Act, and state pharmacy licensing requirements.
