Healthcare software that respects patients and clinicians
We build software for clinics, care providers, health-tech start-ups and life sciences teams. Every project treats patient data as the most sensitive thing in the system, because it is.
What gets in the way
- Clinicians lose time to fragmented systems and duplicate data entry between records, scheduling and billing.
- Patients expect to book, message and see results online, but many providers still rely on phone and paper.
- Health data carries strict legal obligations, and a single breach can do lasting damage to trust.
- Integrating with existing clinical systems and standards such as HL7 and FHIR is slow and specialised work.
Built with the rules in mind
Healthcare software is governed by rules such as HIPAA in the US, UK GDPR and the GDPR in Europe, and local health-data regulations. We design with these requirements in mind, including access controls, audit trails and encryption, and work alongside your compliance and clinical safety advisers.
Technologies we often use
How we help in your market
The rules, platforms and buyer expectations differ by region. We design for the one you sell into.
Europe & UK
NHS buyers look for the Data Security and Protection Toolkit, a DTAC assessment and DCB0129 clinical safety work, while software with a medical purpose may fall under the EU MDR or UK medical device rules. We build with these requirements and UK GDPR in mind, and produce the documentation your clinical safety officer needs.
United States
US providers expect HIPAA and HITECH safeguards, business associate agreements and FHIR APIs in line with ONC rules, usually connecting to Epic or Oracle Health (Cerner). We design access controls, audit logs and integrations around those expectations and work with your privacy and compliance officers on sign-off.
Canada
Canadian health data is governed by provincial laws such as PHIPA in Ontario alongside PIPEDA, and many buyers expect data to stay in Canada. We follow Canada Health Infoway interoperability guidance, can host on Canadian cloud regions and agree data-handling terms in writing before any patient data is touched.
What we build for healthcare
Patient portals
Secure online access for appointments, messages, forms and results.
Telehealth platforms
Video consultations with booking, notes and follow-up in one flow.
Clinical workflow tools
Software that fits how clinical teams really work, reducing admin time.
Health and wellbeing apps
iOS and Android apps for patient engagement, monitoring and care plans.
Interoperability
Integrations with clinical systems using HL7 and FHIR standards.
AI document processing
Extraction and summarisation of referrals and forms, with clinical review.
How we help
Custom Software Development
Bespoke business systems built around how your organisation actually works, not how an off-the-shelf package assumes it does.
Mobile App Development
iOS and Android apps, native or cross-platform, published under your own App Store and Google Play accounts.
AI & Machine Learning
Practical AI: LLM features, agents, document extraction and predictive models, built with your data privacy in mind.
UI/UX Design
Research-led product design, from user journeys and wireframes to polished interfaces and design systems developers can build from.
API & Systems Integration
APIs and integrations that connect your CRM, ERP, payments and internal systems so data moves without manual re-keying.
Common questions
Can you build software that handles patient data?
Yes. We design for sensitive health data from the start, with encryption, strict access control and audit logging, and agree data-handling arrangements with you in writing.
Can you integrate with our existing clinical systems?
Where those systems offer interfaces such as HL7 or FHIR, yes. We review the available integration options early in the project.
Can AI be used safely with health data?
It can, with care. We agree which data may be processed, use providers and terms that meet your requirements, and keep a clinician in the loop for any output that affects care.
Is Quoryx certified for HIPAA or other health-data rules?
We do not claim certification. We build with rules such as HIPAA, UK GDPR and the GDPR in mind, including encryption, access controls and audit trails, and work with your compliance and clinical safety advisers, who remain responsible for sign-off.
Where will patient data be stored?
In a cloud account in your name, in a region you choose to meet your data residency requirements. We agree in writing which services may process the data and document how it flows.
Can you build a telehealth platform with video consultations?
Yes. We combine video from an established provider with booking, consent, clinical notes and follow-up so patients and clinicians use one joined-up flow rather than separate tools.
Do you work with clinicians during design?
Yes. We involve clinicians and admin staff in requirements and fortnightly demos, and test key screens with them, because clinical workflows are hard to get right without the people who use them.
Can patients use the system on their phones?
Yes. Patient portals are built responsive for mobile browsers, and we can add iOS and Android apps if patients need reminders, monitoring or regular engagement.
Could our software count as a medical device?
Some health software, particularly tools that diagnose or guide treatment, can fall under medical device regulation in the UK, EU or US. We flag this early so you can take regulatory advice before the scope is fixed.
Can the system produce the audit records regulators and auditors expect?
Yes. We log who viewed or changed patient records and when, protect those logs from tampering and provide reports your governance team can review.
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