Building a HIPAA-Compliant Telemedicine Network
We engineered a highly secure, real-time video consultation platform that integrated seamlessly with legacy EHR systems across 15 hospital networks.
Fragmented Patient Experiences
CareOS needed to launch a unified telemedicine platform for a major hospital network. The primary challenge was not just building video calls, but deeply integrating with 15 independent instances of legacy Electronic Health Record (EHR) systems like Epic and Cerner.
Furthermore, patient data privacy (HIPAA compliance) was non-negotiable. Video streams needed end-to-end encryption, and no Patient Health Information (PHI) could be cached improperly on our edge servers.
The patient demographic was diverse, meaning the frontend UX had to be completely frictionless for elderly patients joining via mobile browsers without requiring app downloads.
Secure, Browser-Based Care
We architected a secure WebRTC video pipeline on AWS, ensuring that all video and audio traffic was fully encrypted and never stored at rest without explicit, regulated consent.
We built a robust Node.js middleware layer. This layer acted as an integration hub, interacting securely with the HL7/FHIR interfaces of the various hospital EHRs. It allowed doctors to view patient history within the video call interface without leaving the application.
The patient-facing side was built with React and optimized for mobile browsers, ensuring a single-tap join experience. We implemented custom network degradation handling to keep audio alive even if the patient's video connection faltered.
Transforming Healthcare Delivery
"The seamless EHR integration and rock-solid video reliability SovrinLabs built have fundamentally improved how we deliver remote care."
We can audit your current architecture, identify delivery risks, and map a pragmatic path to stronger performance and product clarity.
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Discuss Your Engineering Challenge
Speak directly with our senior technical architects. Share what you are trying to build or scale, and we will map the next technical move.