Services · Mobile app development · Healthcare apps
Codeeo delivers healthcare app development UK health tech suppliers, NHS organisations and care providers can take through national assurance. We build patient apps, remote monitoring platforms, home care systems and clinician tools, with NHS login, interoperability standards, the DSPT, the DTAC, DCB0129 and DCB0160, UK GDPR and MHRA intended purpose planned into the product from the first sprint.
Health is devolved, so England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland each run their own NHS structures and care regulators. A product meant for national sale has to be configured for those differences, not rebuilt for each one. Rollout usually starts in one region, then extends to other cities and nations as contracts follow.
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National capabilities
Selling or running a health app nationally changes the engineering problem. Features still matter, but buyers in every nation will ask how the product handles identity, interoperability, clinical risk, security and accessibility, and they will ask for documents rather than reassurance. The capabilities below are the national building blocks we put in place for suppliers and providers working across the UK. They sit underneath whatever your app does for patients or staff, whether that is booking, monitoring, care planning or video consultation. We size them to your market: a start up approaching its first NHS pilot needs less than a supplier holding contracts in several nations, and we say clearly what can safely wait.
Organisation types, regulators, terminology and service names differ between NHS England, NHS Scotland's boards, Welsh health boards and Northern Ireland's HSC trusts. We hold these as configuration, so one product presents correctly to each, including Welsh language content where NHS Wales customers require it.
One codebase serves buyers in every nation.
For services in England, NHS login gives patients a verified identity they already use for the NHS App. We integrate it, map identity levels to features and support partner onboarding. For the other nations we plan identity options with your customers, since national services differ.
Patients reuse a trusted identity instead of new passwords.
We build to FHIR UK Core and use national services such as the Personal Demographics Service, GP Connect or e Referrals where your use case and approvals allow. Each connection follows NHS England onboarding and is documented for your customers' information governance teams.
Integrations follow national standards rather than one off links.
DCB0129 applies to you as manufacturer and DCB0160 to each organisation deploying your product. We keep the hazard log tied to development tickets, record safety related design decisions and supply test evidence, so your clinical safety officer can produce a safety case report for each release.
Each release ships with safety evidence ready for review.
Encryption in transit and at rest, strong authentication, least privilege access, logging, backup and tested incident response are built in and documented. That supports your own Data Security and Protection Toolkit submission and the questions customers ask about their supplier's security.
Security answers come from documented, tested controls.
Whether your software is a medical device depends on what it is intended to do. We help you write that intended purpose precisely, avoid features that drift beyond it, and maintain the traceability and change control a UK Medical Devices Regulations submission needs, while classification remains your regulatory adviser's decision.
Product scope and regulatory position stay aligned.
Device integration, reading intake, configurable alerts and worklists that serve many customer organisations at once. Each customer's clinicians set their own thresholds and escalation routes, and data is partitioned so one organisation never sees another's patients.
Many organisations share a platform without sharing data.
Home care and care home products need visit, medication administration and incident records that satisfy the regulator in each nation: the CQC in England, the Care Inspectorate in Scotland, Care Inspectorate Wales and the RQIA in Northern Ireland. We structure records to support those inspections.
Providers can show inspectors complete records in every nation.
NHS bodies must meet the public sector accessibility regulations, and every provider has Equality Act duties. We design and test to WCAG 2.2 AA with assistive technology, and keep an accessibility statement and issue log current for every release.
Buyers in the public sector can accept the product.
Central teams manage customers, services, users and settings across every nation from one console, while each organisation controls its own staff and content. Usage and audit reports can be produced per customer for contract reviews.
National operations stay manageable as customers grow.
Who it is for
National products and national services face the same core questions, but they arrive at them from different directions. A supplier needs to pass procurement in many organisations. A provider group needs one system across many locations. A start up needs to reach its first NHS pilot with evidence that holds up. The four groups below cover most of the UK wide work we do. In each case the conversation starts with the same question: which organisations will buy or use this, in which nations, and what will each of them need to see before saying yes.
You have a product used by one or two NHS organisations and want to sell into trusts, health boards and care providers in other regions. That usually means multi tenancy, configurable pathways, stronger integration and a DTAC response that holds up under the refreshed form NHS England has introduced. We add engineers to your team and rebuild the parts that will not scale, without stopping delivery to current customers.
Growth without pausing existing contracts.
Home care and residential care groups with branches in England, Scotland or Wales answer to different regulators and commissioning bodies. A single carer app and office platform, configured for each nation's rules and terminology, replaces local systems that cannot report consistently. Records are structured for inspection by the relevant regulator, and data stays separated by branch where contracts require it.
One platform, configured for each regulator.
Founders often have a working prototype and a pilot partner, but no clinical safety file, DPIA or DSPT submission. We rebuild the product to a standard that can pass assurance, help define intended purpose so the MHRA position is clear, and produce the documentation an NHS buyer expects. Clinical validation, evidence of effectiveness and the NICE Evidence Standards Framework remain with your clinical team.
Assurance planned before the first pilot site.
Telemedicine app development UK organisations commission increasingly spans video consultation, remote monitoring and asynchronous messaging under one service. Providers working for many commissioners need consistent clinical workflows, CQC registration for the regulated activities they carry out, and reporting per contract. We build the platform; your clinicians own every clinical rule within it.
Engagement models
A fixed scope project suits a defined first release or a rebuild ahead of national sale. A dedicated team suits suppliers who need sustained capacity inside their own process. A retainer covers support and planned improvements once the product is live. Cost is shaped by the number of nations and customer types, integrations with national services, the assurance evidence required, hosting and the support level after launch. Codeeo has no UK office; our team of 80+ in Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi works remotely with UK clients by video call. We explain each cost driver in the proposal, so you can decide which nations and integrations belong in the first phase.
A defined build with a deadline
We agree what the product has to do, write it down with a price and a date, and build exactly that. Changes are priced before they are made, not discovered on the invoice.
A product that keeps evolving
Named engineers who work your hours, join your standups and stay on the codebase. You direct the backlog; we own the quality of what ships.
Something live that needs looking after
A monthly block of hours for improvements, fixes and the small requests that otherwise wait months. Unused hours carry for a quarter.
Technology
Native and cross platform mobile apps, web administration, FHIR UK Core and HL7 v2 interfaces, device integration, and UK cloud hosting with separate environments for testing and production. Every choice is documented so your own engineers or a future supplier can run it, and dependencies are kept current to reduce security risk.
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Approvals and integrations more than screens.
Designing and building the features is usually predictable. What extends timelines is external: NHS login onboarding, approval to use national APIs, a customer's DTAC review, DPIA sign off and clinical safety review. We identify those dependencies in discovery, start the ones with long lead times early, and agree dates with you once we know which reviews sit on the critical path. A narrow first release often reaches patients sooner, and the evidence it produces makes later approvals easier to win.
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