Healthcare · Platform
A HIPAA-aligned EMR clinicians use during the visit, not after
An EMR and patient portal built in .NET and Azure, developed under real regulatory scrutiny on a normal sprint cadence.
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Objective & assessment
Plan
The story behind
An EMR is only useful if a clinician reaches for it during the visit. If the patient context lives somewhere they only open afterward, it is documentation, not a tool.
The work was to build the profile, visit data, notes, and clinical workflow as one system a provider actually uses in the room, with role-based access and audit baked in rather than bolted on.
Business value
- Patient context is available at the point of care, not after it.
- Access is role-gated and audited by design.
- Intake, clinical workflow, and billing connect instead of living in separate tools.
Project scope
- EMR core: patient profile, visit data, notes.
- Patient portal.
- Clinical workflow from intake through billing.
- Role-based access and audit logging.
Deliverables
- HIPAA-aligned EMR.
- Patient portal.
- Clinical workflow surface.
- Role-based access and audit.
Tech stack
Frequently asked
Is this a real EMR or a prototype?
A built EMR and patient portal, developed under real regulatory scrutiny.
How is access controlled?
Role-based access with audit logging on sensitive actions.
Can you integrate with our existing systems?
Yes. Integration with EMR-adjacent systems, scheduling, and payments is part of how we build.
Have a workflow that needs this?
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Payments & Billing
Card, ACH, refunds, and disputes turned a simple invoice tool into a real payments system with an auditable state machine.

AI Lab Analysis
AI-assisted intake reads raw lab PDFs and drafts plain-language summaries a provider reviews before the visit.

AI Patient Intake
When a patient finishes the intake, a background pass drafts the summary, readiness read, and a red-flags review the provider reads before the visit.