Clinical mobile applications, built for the bedside, not the demo.
Care is mobile, but most clinical software still assumes a desk. We build clinician- and patient-facing apps that work where care actually happens — offline-capable, EHR-connected and HIPAA-secure on the device.
The right platform for your users — and your budget
There's no single right way to build mobile. We pick the approach that fits how your clinicians or patients actually use their devices.
Native iOS
SwiftWhere most clinicians live. The deepest device integration and the smoothest experience for daily use.
Native Android
KotlinFor BYOD and managed device fleets where Android dominates the floor.
Cross-platform
React NativeOne codebase across both platforms, when reach and speed matter more than the last 5%.
Web & PWA
InstallableOffline-capable, installable web for reach without the friction of an app store.
Mobile that holds up where care happens
A polished app that breaks offline or fails a security review is worse than useless in healthcare. We build for the hard parts first.
Mobile that's designed around clinical reality, not retrofitted from a consumer playbook.
iOS, Android and installable web — we pick the right approach for your users and budget.
PHI protected on the device and in transit, not just on the server it talks to.
Care happens in basements and rural sites. We build for the moments the network drops.
How a clinical app gets built
From clinical-workflow research to a maintained app in the stores — built around how care really happens.
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01Discovery & clinical UX
We design around the actual workflow — at the bedside, on rounds, in the home — because an app that adds taps to a clinician's day is an app they'll route around.
- Workflow research
- Clinical UX design
- Prototyping
- Usability testing
02Build
We build the app — native or cross-platform — engineered for the reliability and performance clinical use demands, not just a smooth demo.
- iOS & Android
- Cross-platform option
- Performance
- Quality & testing
03Integration
We wire the app into the EHR and devices it needs — over FHIR, vendor APIs and device gateways — so it's part of the workflow, not an island.
- EHR / FHIR integration
- SMART app launch
- Device & sensor data
- Secure sync
04Release & compliance
We get it through the app stores, MDM and the security reviews your customers run — and keep it maintained as the platforms change underneath it.
- App store release
- MDM distribution
- Security review support
- Ongoing maintenance
The range of clinical mobile
Clinician apps
Point-of-care tools that fit how clinicians actually work.
- Charting & rounding
- Orders & results
- Care coordination
- Decision support
Patient & RPM apps
Patient-facing apps and remote monitoring that people use.
- Patient engagement
- Remote monitoring
- Symptom tracking
- Adherence
Offline & sync
Apps that keep working when the network doesn't.
- Offline-first
- Conflict resolution
- Background sync
- Local encryption
Device & sensor
Pulling data from the hardware care relies on.
- Bluetooth devices
- Wearables
- Sensor streams
- Device gateways
Secure messaging
HIPAA-compliant communication between care and patients.
- Secure chat
- Push & alerts
- Care-team messaging
- Patient comms
On-device security
PHI protected on the device, not just the server.
- Local encryption
- Biometric auth
- Secure storage
- Jailbreak detection
Whoever needs care to go mobile
Equipping your own clinicians, shipping a patient product, or building the app a device needs — all of it has to be clinical-grade.

Tools for your own clinicians
Your clinicians are stuck with desktop software at a bedside that needs mobile. We build the point-of-care app that fits their hands and their workflow instead of fighting both.
- Point-of-care tools
- Workflow fit
- EHR-connected
- Adopted, not avoided
Patient-facing products
Your product lives or dies by whether patients actually use it. We build mobile experiences that are engaging enough to keep, and clinical-grade enough to trust.
- Patient engagement
- Retention-focused
- Clinically credible
- Scales with you
Companion apps for hardware
Your device needs an app to be useful, and that app needs to handle clinical data properly. We build the companion experience and the secure data path behind it.
- Companion apps
- Device connectivity
- Data pipeline
- Regulatory-aware
A pretty app, or one care can rely on
In healthcare, the polish is the easy half. The offline, the integration and the compliance are where clinical mobile is won or lost.
A team that can make a beautiful app but treats HIPAA, offline use and EHR integration as edge cases — so the polish is real and the clinical reliability isn't.
- Compliance as afterthought
- Breaks when offline
- No EHR integration
- Fails security review
A team that builds for the bedside — designed-in compliance, offline by default, integrated with the EHR, and engineered to survive the security review your customers will run.
- Compliance by design
- Offline-first
- EHR-integrated
- Review-ready
From workflow to the app store
The workflow, the users and the constraints.
Clinical UX and prototypes, tested early.
Native or cross-platform, built to last.
EHR, devices and secure data flow.
Test on real workflows and devices.
App stores, MDM and ongoing support.
Mobile principles we build by
The convictions that separate an app clinicians adopt from one they quietly abandon.

Clinical UX first
If it adds taps to a clinician's day, it fails — no matter how good it looks. We design around the work.
Offline by design
Care happens where the network doesn't reach. We build for the dropout, not just the demo Wi-Fi.
HIPAA on the device
PHI is protected on the device itself — encrypted, access-controlled and safe if the phone is lost.
Integrated, not islanded
An app that doesn't talk to the EHR is just another silo. We wire it into the data the workflow needs.
Accessible
Built to be usable by every clinician and patient, because healthcare can't leave people out.
Tested on real workflows
We validate on the devices and in the conditions of actual use, not just a developer's clean simulator.
Clinical mobile FAQ
Native or cross-platform — which should we build?
It depends on your users and budget. Native (Swift/Kotlin) gives the deepest device integration and best performance, which matters for heavy daily clinical use; cross-platform (React Native) gives you both platforms from one codebase faster. We recommend based on your case rather than defaulting to one.
Can the app work without a connection?
Yes, and for clinical use it usually should. We build offline-first where the workflow demands it — caching, local encryption and conflict-resilient background sync — because care happens in basements, rural clinics and homes where the network isn't reliable.
Will it integrate with our EHR?
Yes. We connect mobile apps to EHRs over FHIR, SMART on FHIR app launch and vendor APIs, plus device gateways for sensor data — so the app is part of the clinical workflow rather than another disconnected tool.
How do you handle HIPAA on a mobile device?
PHI is protected on the device itself, not just on the server — local encryption, secure storage, biometric authentication, session controls and safeguards for lost or stolen devices — alongside the usual transport and backend protections.
Can you get it through our customers' security reviews?
Yes. Enterprise and health-system customers run mobile security assessments, and we build to pass them — and support you through the review with the architecture and documentation they ask for.
Need an app care can actually rely on?
Tell us who'll use it and where. We'll design a clinical mobile experience that works offline, connects to the EHR, and passes the security review.
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