Solutions

Two kinds of work sit here: healthcare systems, where the domain and its regulation shape the software more than the technology does, and portals, where the useful part happens after someone logs in.

If you want websites, content management or search, that is services. If you are not sure which you need, describe the outcome and we will point you at the right one.

Healthcare systems

These are distinct products that are frequently confused when buying. The difference matters, because a system bought for the wrong one of these jobs tends to do neither well.

• Medical Information Systems — the clinical record. What was found, ordered, and decided. Start here if clinicians cannot see a patient’s full history at the point of care.
• Medical Practice Management — the business. Scheduling, invoicing, claims and the revenue that leaks through them. Start here if you cannot say what was billed and what was collected.
• Primary Healthcare Centre Management — high volume, few staff, unreliable power and connectivity, and reporting obligations upwards. A different design problem from a hospital.
• Private Health Record — a record the patient holds and controls across every provider they see, rather than one a single clinic keeps.
• Telemedicine — consultation at a distance, and the clinical record it has to leave behind.

Portals

• Website & Portal Solutions — membership sites, intranets, extranets and partner areas. Roles and permissions are the project; everything else sits on top of them.

For portals with genuinely structured content and editorial workflow, Drupal is often the right foundation, and that page covers the platform side.

What we will tell you before you spend anything

Buy before you build. Health IT and portal software are mature markets. If an existing product meets your requirements, buying it is almost always better — you get updates, fixes and regulatory changes you would otherwise maintain yourself. We will say so when it applies.

Regulation is a requirement you give us, not a claim we make. We design against the jurisdiction, data-protection and clinical-safety requirements you supply in writing. We do not certify compliance.

Integration is usually the largest part. In both healthcare and portals, the work is rarely the new system alone — it is making it agree with the systems you already have. Scoping that late is the most reliable way to overrun.