What we build for healthcare teams.
Healthcare deserves better than heroics
Healthcare engineering has two enemies: regulatory fragility and operational fatigue. Most teams know what needs to change and cannot move because every change risks the privacy boundary or the on-call queue.
We work in the seam between those two pressures.
What we build
- PHI-safe release platforms that give product teams a default deployment path for regulated workloads, with policy checks and rollback built in
- Denial intelligence tooling that turns 835 remittance into structured root-cause and appeal drafts
- Prior authorization workflow hubs that normalize intake, track status, and keep humans only on clinical edge cases
- Credentialing automation with CAQH/NPI verification and renewal monitoring
- Patient journey gap detection across clinical and operational systems that disagree on the same patient
Products we have in market
DenialIQ — 835-driven denial categorization with payer-specific appeals. ShieldCompliance — BAA lifecycle, audit-log anomaly detection, and weekly posture reporting. CredentialFlow — provider intake, payer enrollment, and renewal monitoring in one flow.
The constraints we design under
Protected data boundaries are explicit in code, infrastructure, and access review. Integration boundaries respect PHI handling. Clinical workflows tolerate downtime poorly, so rollback and observability are first-order. Procurement and security have equal weight with engineering.
The proof of work is when care teams and platform teams are not forced into heroics every release.