Clinical and administrative software fails when it's built around billing systems instead of provider workflow.
We don't just consult on healthcare compliance. We operate three regulated healthcare products in production, FHIR, HIPAA, claims, EDI, denial management, PHI-safe AI. The same practice runs the compliance side directly too: vCISO-led HIPAA readiness, audit and certification delivery, and the security architecture behind PHI-safe AI, see the Compliance & Security Governance category.
Clinical governance CRM for onboarding hospitals and doctors into a second-opinion medical network: prospect through credentialing, contract, opinion, and payout, in one pipeline.
Details →A FHIR-compliant, AI-first Electronic Health Record platform: complete hospital and ambulatory coverage, built to replace legacy systems that fight the people using them.
Details →A FHIR-compliant patient portal reading live from the same FHIR R4 record Qyntec EHR runs on: results, visit summaries, and messaging, not a separate copy that drifts out of sync.
Details →Remote Patient Monitoring sold to medical practices as a monthly subscription. Live, paying and pilot practices today, reimbursed by Medicare and insurers, documented correctly. An upsell once there's an existing provider relationship.
Details →Doctor-voice ASR personalization: calibrates Whisper-based medical transcription to each doctor's own voice and accent in roughly 90 seconds. In testing, not yet released.
Details →Ask which category fits what you're solving for, or how any of it actually works. I read every conversation and follow up if it makes sense.