IT Services
Build future-ready healthcare technology solutions tailored to meet your unique needs
Crafting Future-ready Solutions with Healthcare IT Services
We build adaptable, secure, scalable software that seamlessly integrates with emerging technologies and regulatory requirements. At HealthAsyst, we understand the intricacies of the US healthcare ecosystem and have the expertise to build solutions that meet today’s needs and tomorrow’s challenges. Our Healthcare IT Services ensure that the software we craft is not just a tool, but a strategic asset. By partnering with HealthAsyst, you are not just investing in technology, you are securing a resilient, efficient, and forward-thinking future for healthcare.
Future-Proofing Healthcare with Digital Transformation
Take advantage of our expertise in Automation, AI, and Analytics to co-create winning products that give you a head start against the competition. Optimize workflows, achieve higher efficiency, scale, and transform your business with our Healthcare IT Services that support innovation and long-term growth.
Comprehensive Consulting for Healthcare Technology
Our consulting services transform healthcare technology initiatives into robust, scalable, and secure solutions. We help define tailored solutions, ensure future-proof and efficient technology, and guide you through compliance and best practices. Partner with us to streamline operations, boost productivity, and build a smarter, safer, and more efficient healthcare system.
Domain Consulting
Technical Consulting
Domain Consulting
Technical Consulting
Our Journey
HealthAsyst has enabled technology adoption in the US healthcare industry for 25 years. We empower ISVs, intermediaries, and healthcare organizations to navigate complex challenges and regulatory landscape.
Years of product development expertise
Compliance / Certification achieved for customer products
Top US EHR system integrations
Staff years of software development experience
Client Experiences
Kris Shanmugham
VP – Product Development
IndxLogic
We were looking to integrate our document indexing solution with Allscripts EHRs. We had concerns about the timelines and complexities associated with it. All our concerns were put to rest once we partnered with Health Asyst for the integration. Their familiarity with the EHRs helped us understand and select the best available option. With their experience, we could achieve seamless integration and certification within a shorter timeframe.
Kris Shanmugham
VP – Product Development
IndxLogic
Dave Cheli
CTO
Focus Script
What I have always appreciated about HealthAsyst is their deep understanding of the healthcare domain as well as their solid experience with software engineering best practices. This has allowed me to focus most of my time on the business requirements.
Dave Cheli
CTO
Focus Script
Chad Davis
CIO
ECHO Health Inc
The one big differentiator we've seen with HealthAsyst is the people on the team. They're willing to do whatever it takes to get the job done, and you just don't see that across other offshore partners.
Chad Davis
CIO
ECHO Health Inc
John Marron
Healthcare IT Leader
As a healthcare industry consultant who specializes in fractional assignments, I serve clients who need a technology partner. Time after time, I have called on HealthAsyst, and they have never let me down. Most times, their relationship with my clients survives my engagements as they tell their own story by delivering results! I have used them before, am using them currently, and will use them again.
John Marron
Healthcare IT Leader
Robert A. Friedenberg, PhD
CEO
Xeelee Group
The HealthAsyst team was not only very knowledgeable, but also connected seamlessly with Inflexxion's developers. As a result, the integration, as well as the certification process, was completed within three months. This was a critical deadline for us as Inflexxion had committed to announcing the integration at an upcoming conference. HealthAsyst came through for us and I would definitely seek them out for any similar projects.
Robert A. Friedenberg, PhD
CEO
Xeelee Group
Insights
The US healthcare delivery system is undergoing a significant transformation. On one hand, technology is rapidly advancing after the COVID-19 pandemic to deliver more efficient services.
Observability in software development is not novel. The concept has only gained revitalized currency in recent years. Thanks to the proliferation of multi-service architectures, distributed systems, containers, and the cloud. It refers to the craft of understanding the internal states of a complex system based on ‘observing’ its external outputs.
Rapid technological advancement and accompanying adjustments in business demand agility from companies. Companies must evolve to keep pace with emerging challenges.
The customer is a healthcare technology solutions company that offers cost-effective billing solutions to practices in the US.
The customer is a specialty EHR company offering multi-faceted solutions like customizable EHRs, Practice Management Software, and Patient Engagement solutions.
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Evolving Trends in the US Healthcare IT Industry
At $2.9 trillion in size, the US healthcare industry is one of the largest of its kind on the globe. US healthcare industry is proving to be dynamic, disruptive and innovative compared to a few years back. The industry is still evolving with regulations such as HIPAA and HITECH Act. New requirements such as MACRA for performance measurement for physician payments are increasing the dependency on information technology for the healthcare sector. While the industry is still looking at solving challenges such as cyber security, ineffective interoperability, lack of performance of EMR systems, new trends like telemedicine, behavioral healthcare, and value-based models are increasing the need to assess the true cost of services and opportunities to become more efficient and improve care quality. We are also witnessing exciting changes in the adoption of technology. Digitization is a priority throughout the healthcare industry. Mobile health adoption has doubled between 2013 and 2015. Healthcare players will continue to pour capital into information technology tools, population health tools and analytical systems.