A written plan before you commit to the work.
The diagnostic is a paid, fixed-scope review of your product, data flows, infrastructure, and the requirements you face. It ends with a written plan you keep and a fixed quote for the work.
Start with a free 60-minute review
We talk through what the health system or your customers are asking for, what is breaking, and what a sensible next step is. If a diagnostic is not the right step, we will say so.
What the diagnostic covers
- Systems and data flows: what runs where, who has access, and where patient data or other sensitive data moves.
- Integration path: what the EHR or the external system offers, what the other side controls, and the path with the fewest surprises.
- Security-review gaps: what a health system's or enterprise customer's review will ask for, and what would fail today, ranked by risk.
- Architecture decisions: the few decisions that will be expensive to reverse, with options and trade-offs. Our technical lead leads this part.
- Operations: monitoring, backups, incident response, and who gets paged.
What you get
- A written plan you keep, whether or not you hire us.
- A fixed quote for the integration, hardening, or re-platform work.
- A clear recommendation, including when the right answer is to do less, use an existing platform, or hire in-house.
How it is priced
A fixed price, quoted per scope after the free review, so you know the cost before work starts.
Diagnostic FAQ
What do we get from the diagnostic?
A written plan you keep: a current-state map of your systems and data flows, the architecture decisions that matter with their trade-offs, a list of gaps ranked by risk, and a fixed quote for the work.
How is the diagnostic priced?
It is a fixed price quoted per scope after the free 60-minute review, so you know the cost before it starts.
Do we have to hire you after the diagnostic?
No. The plan is yours, and you can carry it out with your own team or another vendor.