We architect healthcare platforms with compliance designed in — not retrofitted. Row-level security, field-level encryption, PHI access logging, and RBAC enforced at the database layer. Custom integrations with EHR systems, medical devices, and clinical data sources.
Most software teams build the application first, then retrofit compliance. This is expensive, risky, and often incomplete. HIPAA compliance bolted onto an existing schema means workarounds, patches over gaps, and security reviews that find structural problems requiring rewrites.
IPS designs HIPAA requirements into the data model from migration 001. Row-level security policies are written before the first table gets data. Audit log tables are part of the initial schema design. PHI fields are identified in the design phase and encrypted before any record is stored. Access roles are defined before the first API route is written.
This is not just more secure — it is significantly cheaper. Designing compliance in costs a fraction of retrofitting it into a system that was not built with it in mind.
Every platform is custom — no templates, no off-the-shelf base with your logo on it. Built for your workflow, your compliance requirements, and your data model.
PHI-gated portals with Supabase Auth, MFA support, session management, and row-level security enforcing that patients can only access their own records. Full audit trail of every PHI access event: who accessed what, when, from which IP address. Designed to support HIPAA’s required access controls and audit requirements out of the box.
Structured and unstructured clinical data ingestion, normalization, and storage. Ingest from lab systems, imaging systems, wearables, and manual entry. Store in a normalized, queryable schema with full provenance tracking. Support for time-series clinical measurements, clinical notes, structured diagnostic data, and longitudinal patient records.
Real-time IoT data ingestion from medical devices: continuous glucose monitors, cardiac monitors, pulse oximeters, infusion pumps. Data pipelines from device to database with anomaly detection, alert thresholds, and clinical decision support triggers. Configurable dashboards with role-based data visibility and clinician-facing alert queues.
Integration with Epic, Cerner, Meditech, and other EHR systems via HL7 FHIR R4, HL7 v2.x, and vendor-specific APIs. We handle the authentication complexity, message parsing, data normalization, and error handling that EHR integrations require. Custom middleware layers that translate between your application data model and the EHR’s expectations.
HIPAA-aware CRMs for healthcare organizations: patient relationship management, referral tracking, care coordination, and outreach workflows. Field-level encryption on PHI fields, role-based data access limiting what each staff role can see, and full audit logging of data access and modification. Integrated with scheduling, billing, and communication systems.
De-identified research and operational analytics pipelines that separate PHI from research data at the query layer. Safe harbor de-identification per HIPAA expert determination and safe harbor standards. Clinical trial data management, population health dashboards, and operational metrics for healthcare administrators — all with documented de-identification methodology.
HIPAA’s Security Rule requires specific technical safeguards. Here is exactly how we implement each one, and why the database layer is the right place to enforce them.
Every component chosen for HIPAA compatibility, auditability, and developer control. No black-box managed services where we cannot inspect and control what happens to PHI.
A HIPAA-compliant platform is only part of what you need. We deliver the documentation your compliance program requires alongside the software.
The questions healthcare organizations ask most often. Answered directly.
Describe your use case. We will map the PHI data flows, identify compliance requirements, and give you a concrete technical plan: what we will build, what safeguards we will implement, what it will cost, and how long it will take. No vague proposals.