New York healthcare apps for hospitals, health plans and home care.

Architecture diagrams, data flow maps, access control descriptions, encryption details, logging and incident response steps, written for your security team before they ask. When an incident occurs, our process supports your 72 hour reporting clock with prompt notice and the facts you need.

Digital ID cards, benefits, claims and prior authorization status, provider search and care management outreach for Medicaid managed care, Essential Plan and commercial members. Data comes through the FHIR APIs that CMS rules require of many payers, so new data types arrive as configuration. The ID card works offline.

As the CMS interoperability and prior authorization rule brings standard authorization APIs into effect, we build screens that show members and providers where a request stands, what is missing and the reason for any denial, drawn from the plan's own systems.

For agencies sending aides and nurses into homes across the boroughs: visit schedules, check in and check out, care plan tasks, family updates and messaging, with location used only for visit verification and never shared beyond what your policy allows. Aides can see task lists in their preferred language and report a missed visit with one tap, so coordinators can send cover quickly.

Connected devices for patients managed at home after discharge or in long term care programs, with readings routed to nurses and thresholds set by your clinicians. Apartment buildings with poor signal are handled by devices that store readings and retry on any network.

Video and audio visits with interpreter joins, patient location captured at the start and checked against licenses issued through the State Education Department's Office of the Professions or other states. Patients commuting from New Jersey or Connecticut are routed according to where they are during the visit.

New Yorkers speak Spanish, Chinese, Russian, Bengali, Haitian Creole, Korean, Yiddish and many more languages. We design layouts that hold up when text grows in translation, support right to left scripts where needed and route interpreter requests into visits and outreach calls.

Forms, check in and messages save locally and send when the phone reconnects, so a patient who loses signal in a subway tunnel does not lose their progress. Sensitive data in local storage is encrypted and cleared on sign out.

FHIR and SMART on FHIR integration with your EHR, plus planning for how app data relates to the Statewide Health Information Network for New York and the regional exchanges that feed it, so information patients enter can reach other treating providers through approved routes.

One view for care managers, plan outreach teams and home care coordinators showing open tasks, monitoring alerts, unanswered messages and language preferences, with role based access so a plan's outreach staff never see clinical notes they are not entitled to. Exports feed the quality and regulatory reports your teams already produce.