Healthcare Software
Most projects start in one of these groups. Each service has its own page with the detail, case studies and an engineer to talk to.
Connect your product or hospital systems to the EHRs and standards clinicians already use.
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AI agents and software across the revenue cycle, from eligibility to coding, charges and denials.
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Build new clinical products: custom EHRs, telehealth and AI, with HIPAA designed in.
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Healthcare software development means building clinical and administrative systems around real workflows and the regulations that govern them. These are the six builds that make up most of our work, each linking to the detail.
Custom electronic health records for specialties that off the shelf systems serve badly, plus modernization of platforms that no longer scale.
HL7 v2 and FHIR R4 connections into Epic, Oracle Health and athenahealth so your product exchanges data with the systems hospitals already run.
Encryption, access control, audit logging and breach response designed into the architecture before a health system security review, not bolted on after.
Portals, booking, digital intake and telehealth that patients actually use, integrated with your scheduling and clinical systems.
Eligibility, charge capture, claims and denial management automated with governed AI agents that keep a human on high stakes decisions.
An assessment of your systems, integrations and compliance posture that ends with a roadmap you own, whether or not you build it with us.
Healthcare software development at Bonami starts from a clinical or administrative workflow that is costing you time, revenue or compliance risk — not from a template.
The systems these builds have to live inside, the standards they exchange data over, and what three of them delivered in production.
Each figure links to the case study it came from.
Our Process
Secure, compliant healthcare software development for hospitals, clinics, and payers.
We map how care flows — intake to billing — then plan the portal, EHR integration, or platform you need.
Patient portals, telehealth, scheduling, and RCM built with audit logs and HL7/FHIR EHR integration.
Care coordination, eligibility checks, and documentation copilots wired to PACS, EHR, and claims.
We monitor peak-hour uptime, ship updates, and keep HIPAA and audit controls current as rules change.
We map how care flows — intake to billing — then plan the portal, EHR integration, or platform you need.
Patient portals, telehealth, scheduling, and RCM built with audit logs and HL7/FHIR EHR integration.
Care coordination, eligibility checks, and documentation copilots wired to PACS, EHR, and claims.
We monitor peak-hour uptime, ship updates, and keep HIPAA and audit controls current as rules change.
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Six builds already running in production — an EHR replacement, a state-scale FHIR registry, a telehealth platform, revenue cycle automation and imaging AI. Each links to the full case study.
500 beds, one go-live A 500-bed hospital replaced its 14-year-old legacy system across all departments in a single go-live, with 180 super users trained.
2M patient records A FHIR-based state immunisation registry holding 2 million patient records, reaching 94% real-time submission within its first year.
50,000 monthly users A specialty telemedicine platform built, launched and scaled to 50,000 monthly active users in under six months.
98% collection rate End-to-end RCM automation lifted the collection rate to 98% and recovered $275K in annual revenue.
<24 hr turnaround An AI prior authorization agent inside the EHR cut turnaround from six days to under 24 hours and reclaimed 30+ staff hours a week.
47 → 31 min ED reports FDA-cleared chest X-ray AI deployed across three facilities in production, cutting urgent ED report time from 47 to 31 minutes.
We had over a million PDFs to process and more than 20 million rows of data to extract. Bonami delivered it in just two weeks, at roughly one-fifth of what the market was quoting us.
They understood our vision from day one and delivered an AI copilot that our team actually loves using. The engineering quality and speed of delivery exceeded all our expectations.
Their understanding of healthcare interoperability, including HL7 and FHIR, made a real difference in our project. They understood our technical requirements while keeping the healthcare workflow in mind.
Automating our workflows cut our turnaround time in half. Their team brought deep technical expertise and a collaborative approach that made the entire process seamless.
Our RCM was mostly manual. Bonami spent the first weeks watching how we actually work before building anything. Now eligibility and claims scrubbing run automatically, denials route to the right person, and my team isn't maintaining it every week.
Our hospital operations ran across several systems just to get information. Bonami automated much of that and gave us AI insights far faster. Most of all, the team listened and adapted as we needed.
Six areas cover most healthcare software development work we take on. Each one is a live service with its own engineering detail — the chips link straight through.
The regimes a health system security review actually tests against, handled from the first sprint rather than the week before go-live.
We document data flows, map controls and run security reviews each sprint, then hand over a full compliance package at go-live.
Discuss Compliance RequirementsWe start with your clinical workflows and compliance, not the tech stack — and measure work in care outcomes.
HIPAA, HITECH, and SOC 2 controls, encryption, and audit logging are wired in from day one — not bolted on.
We engineer for concurrent encounters, slow hospital networks, and EHR or payer downtime.
Working sessions with your clinical and IT leads, clear timelines, and no surprise invoices.
Recognized by leading industry partners.
We partner with leading technology providers to build solutions on proven, reliable platforms that integrate smoothly with your existing systems.
Where automation removes manual work in clinical and administrative operations: document processing, system sync, decision logic, and exception handling.
Interoperability standards, HIPAA-eligible cloud, clinical AI tooling and the security layer that has to hold up in a health system review. Grouped the way we actually assemble a healthcare platform.
Standards and engines for exchanging clinical and claims data with EHRs, labs, payers and external systems.
Cloud services and managed healthcare APIs that carry a BAA, with infrastructure defined in code so environments are reproducible and auditable.
Models and frameworks behind clinical NLP, medical imaging analysis, ambient documentation and patient-facing copilots — governed, with a clinician in the loop on high-stakes output.
PHI encrypted, every access logged, platform health visible — so audits, breach response and outage triage are routine rather than fire drills.
Every engagement starts from your existing stack. If your systems are not on this list, we scope the integration before quoting the build.
Tell us the clinical or administrative workflow that is not working. We will map it to a build, name the integrations and compliance requirements it touches, and give you a realistic scope before you commit.
Talk to a Healthcare EngineerDelivery built around clinical workflows and compliance.
Workflow mapping and HIPAA / SOC 2 scoping.
Architecture plus EHR, lab, and claims integration plan.
Encryption, audit logging, and HL7 / FHIR adapters.
Providers validate real clinical scenarios pre-go-live.
Low-disruption rollout with hands-on clinician training.
Uptime, PHI access, and quarterly compliance reviews.
Repetitive clinical and administrative tasks, data entry, documentation, report generation, scheduling, and billing workflows can be automated with AI powered tools built into the platform.
Our healthcare software development covers patient portals, provider dashboards, interoperable integrations, and clinical analytics built around your real workflows. We deliver custom healthcare software with privacy by design and compliance considered from the first sprint. Engagements range from a focused single workflow tool to a full enterprise care management platform. You get a clear timeline after discovery and a team that stays through go live.
Custom healthcare software from Bonami connects to systems like Epic, Cerner, Athenahealth, and Meditech, along with proprietary platforms. We work with HL7 v2, FHIR R4, and custom APIs so your clinical staff is not forced to work around the technology. Interoperability is treated as a core requirement rather than an afterthought. The result is data that flows cleanly between your tools without manual rekeying.
Yes. HIPAA compliant software development is part of our process, not a final review step. We document data flows, implement appropriate access controls, and run security reviews each sprint as part of our healthcare software development work. At go live we deliver a full compliance package so your team can move forward with confidence.
Yes. Our medical software development experience includes AI for clinical documentation, medical coding, diagnostic support, patient risk stratification, and appointment scheduling. We are realistic about where AI genuinely helps and where it creates more problems than it solves. Every model is built with the same privacy and compliance discipline as the rest of the platform. That keeps your healthcare software development effort both useful and safe.
There is no useful list price, because the cost of healthcare software development is driven by four things: how many integrations you need and how cooperative those systems are, how much of your workflow is regulated, whether you are building net new or modernising something that already carries live patient data, and how much of the work your own team will take on. A single-workflow tool sitting on top of an existing EHR is a different order of magnitude from a multi-site platform with its own clinical data model. We scope after discovery and give you a fixed range before you commit, so the number you see is tied to a named list of integrations and compliance requirements rather than an average.
Discovery runs two to four weeks and ends with a roadmap you own. From there, a focused tool built on top of systems you already run typically reaches a usable first release inside a quarter, while a full clinical or revenue cycle platform is measured in quarters rather than weeks. The variable that moves the date most is rarely engineering — it is how quickly the vendor whose system you need to integrate with grants API access and completes their security review. We flag those dependencies during discovery so the timeline you get already accounts for them.
Yes. The work splits roughly into three: providers and health systems modernising clinical or administrative platforms, digital health and healthtech companies building a product they will sell, and payers automating claims and utilisation workflows. The compliance discipline is the same across all three, but the shape of the engagement is not. A startup usually needs a defensible MVP and HIPAA-ready infrastructure it can put in front of an enterprise buyer; a health system usually needs migration off something that already holds live patient data without a service interruption.
Yes. Our healthcare app development covers patient facing apps, provider tools, and connected experiences across web and mobile. These apps tie into the same custom healthcare software backend, so patient portals and provider dashboards share one source of truth. We design for usability so clinical staff and patients adopt the product rather than work around it. After launch we monitor performance and run regular improvement cycles based on how people actually use it.
