Sector engineering
Healthcare
Clinical-grade systems engineered for HL7/FHIR interoperability, EHR integration, and patient-pathway continuity under audit.
- HL7/FHIR
- EHR
- HIPAA
02 — Engineering practice
How we engineer for this sector.
Healthcare systems do not allow ambiguity. Patient safety, regulatory posture, and operational continuity require platforms that are interoperable by construction, observable end-to-end, and recoverable under failure — across acute, ambulatory, and ancillary settings.
Our practice engineers clinical platforms against the operational realities of healthcare delivery: HL7 v2 and FHIR R4 integration with major EHRs, OMOP CDM alignment for analytics, and the security posture HIPAA and equivalent regimes require. Every engagement is delivered against measurable clinical-operational outcomes.
We engineer the validation surface alongside the platform itself, so the clinical system stays in a validated state through every release cycle. Audit traceability is generated continuously, not assembled at the end of a sprint — because in healthcare, audit failure is operational failure.
03 — Engineering surface
The technologies behind this sector practice.
A selection of the platforms, standards, and tools our principals engineer with in this sector.
Clinical Interop
- HL7 v2
- FHIR R4
- OMOP CDM
- IHE profiles
- DICOM
EHR Integration
- Epic (App Orchard)
- Cerner / Oracle Health
- Allscripts
- OpenEHR
- Mirth Connect
Security & Operations
- PHI-grade access controls
- HSM-backed key management
- Immutable audit lake
- OpenTelemetry
- PagerDuty
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