Healthcare software development company for hospitals, clinicians and health-tech

A nurse on a ward has a patient in front of her and a record open on the screen. If the screen asks twice for the same detail, she will find a faster way, and the faster way is one the hospital cannot see. A message to a doctor in another clinic goes by phone because the chat is slower than walking down the corridor.

Behind the screen, software that has grown for years carries rules nobody wrote down. The products were built by different teams in different ways, the interface changes from one module to the next, and a change in one module starts with finding out what the module is for.

In custom healthcare software development, that sets the order of work. First a written account of what the system does today, checked with the people who run it. Then the screens, designed for someone with a patient in front of them. Only then the rebuild, in an order the clinics can work through.

A US health-tech company had acquired a portfolio of healthcare products and joined them into one environment. Different teams had built them in different ways, and the quality of the whole had to be judged against a long list of criteria. That needs a written, shared account of what each product does, and producing it through grooming sessions and specifications was slow.

On the Artkai AI SDLC, agents reviewed each application, asked targeted questions and reconstructed the product logic, then gathered and validated the requirements. The teams got a clearer view of each system's architecture. The validated requirements then went to quality assurance, where agents turned them into structured test cases.

In the design work, our designers reviewed the existing products and ran an accessibility audit, then built a design kit, guidelines and a component library to unify them. With AI-augmented design, the team generated the missing components, their Storybook documentation and the front-end code, and senior designers kept control of UX quality. The products now share one component library, and producing component variations takes far less time.

The work sits across AI MVP Development, AI SDLC Enablement and Product Design. The company's VP of Software Engineering reviewed us on Clutch.

For an enterprise IT company in healthcare, we audited, redesigned and modernized a hospital management system used by clinics across the United States. The technical audit came first, then the redesign and the rebuild, and patient processing got faster.

CareLink is a secure chat system for doctors and clinical staff, within one clinic and across clinics. We redesigned and modernized it; clinicians adopted it and communication delays fell. HealthLink is a telehealth platform for clinicians and patients with video consultations, rebuilt after a UX and technical audit.

All three are Legacy Modernization: software that clinics already depend on, audited before anything is rewritten. For Roche, through Product Design, we ran UX research and redesigned the portal healthcare professionals in Switzerland use for product information and scientific materials.