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healthcare, HL7, backend, architecture, AWS, cloud, Amazon CloudFront, Amazon ECR, Amazon ECS, Amazon RDS, Amazon S3, Amazon S3 Storage, AWS Lambda, Amazon Aurora, SaaS, aws-rds
AWS architecture for healthcare platforms
If you have ever looked behind the scenes of a radiology department, you know the truth that nobody advertises. Every clinic runs on a fragile mix of schedulers, imaging systems, dictation tools and half forgotten integrations that only work because someone once begged them to. Our customer set out to fix that reality. They are […]
healthcare, HL7, backend, architecture, AWS, cloud, Amazon CloudFront, Amazon ECR, Amazon ECS, Amazon RDS, aws-rds, Amazon S3, Amazon S3 Storage, Amazon SQS, AWS Lambda, aws-lambda, SaaS
An AWS backend built for post-acute workflows
If you ask clinicians what slows down post-acute care, they usually blame paperwork or a portal that refuses to load at the worst possible moment. If you ask the engineers, they point at a maze of VPNs, legacy APIs, and integrations held together by hope and good intentions. One of our customers set out to […]
ai, Amazon S3, AWS Lambda, Amazon Bedrock, integration, automation, Amazon SQS, AWS, healthcare, test automation
Data extraction from fax using AI in Amazon Bedrock
Think faxes are a thing of the past? Not in healthcare. Every month this U.S.-based platform that helps patients, doctors, and imaging centers manage imaging procedures online was buried under thousands of referrals, notes, and reports. The result was hours of manual entry that slowed growth and made scaling impossible without hiring more people. We […]
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Modern healthcare scheduling powered by AWS
For a long time in the U.S., getting an imaging procedure scheduled was harder than it needed to be. Patients often had to call around to find an available slot, physicians sent referrals by fax, and imaging centers had to juggle these requests manually. The result was delays, frustration, and a lot of wasted effort. […]