Mobile EHR
A HIPAA-compliant mobile app for health records, front end and back end.
HealthcareClinical software · Fairfax
EHR and telemedicine.
HIPAA-compliant care, on mobile and web.
Electronic health records and a telemedicine platform for a clinical software company whose products run practices, hospitals and labs, built as Software Development Director.
- ROLE
- Software Development Director
- WHEN
- Nov 2019 – Apr 2021
- WHERE
- Fairfax, USA (remote)
- CLIENT
- Shared on request
THE HEADLINE
HIPAA
Compliant mobile and web EHR apps
- Mobile + web
- EHR apps
- .NET → Node.js
- backend rebuilt
- Azure
- infrastructure with CI/CD
01 · The problem
Care had to move online, safely.
In 2020 doctors needed to see patients remotely without losing the records they relied on, and everything had to meet HIPAA. The company’s EHR, hospital and lab products needed a modern backend to get there.
02 · What I built
Records and visits in one platform.
Web EHR
The same records on the web, for practices of every size.
Telemedicine platform
Designed the cloud and built the platform for remote visits.
Virtual waiting room
Patients wait for their visit online, just like in a clinic.
Video and chat
Live video calls and chat between doctor and patient.
EHR integration
Telemedicine connected to the existing health records, so every visit lands in the chart.
03 · Key decisions
Modernise without breaking care.
A new backend
The .NET backend was replaced with Node.js, so the platform could move faster.
Cloud with guardrails
Azure infrastructure with CI/CD, so releases stayed safe in a regulated setting.
04 · Stack
Under the hood.
Apps
- Mobile EHR
- Web EHR
- Telemedicine
Backend
- Node.js
- replacing .NET
Cloud
- Azure
- CI/CD
05 · Results
What it added up to.
- HIPAA
- Compliant on mobile and web
- 2
- Platforms: EHR and telemedicine
- Node.js
- Backend, rebuilt from .NET
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