Engineered a centralized, non-profit digital platform providing a robust operational and emotional support structure during the highly complex cancer transplant process.
US chronic care management involves coordinating between patients, providers, insurers, and external labs. Most EMRs treat this as an afterthought—clunky workflows, poor interoperability, zero automation.
Houseworks needed an outpatient EMR that didn't fight clinicians. HIPAA-compliant, HL7-integrated, and designed around actual care workflows—not insurance billing logic.
Domain expertise in Non-profit. Systems built for scale without overengineering. Pragmatic tech choices that ship.
Detailed technical schematics and documentation for HouseTransplantCancer are proprietary and available upon request for deep-dive discussions.
Technical constraints forced creative solutions. We optimized for Non-profit from day one, which meant rethinking architecture at every layer. Shipped incrementally, validated with real users, and scaled what worked.
Delivered on scope, timeline, and technical requirements
Healthcare software lives or dies on clinical workflow. Regulations are table stakes; what matters is whether providers actually use it.
A methodology for moving AI from experiments to operating systems. Four phases, built on lessons from digital and cloud transformation waves, tested across healthcare, consumer tech, and agencies.