Custom mHealth App Development
Native iOS, Android, or cross-platform mobile apps built to your clinical workflow. Security controls and HIPAA requirements go into the architecture before a single line of code is written.
HIPAA from day oneWe build HIPAA-ready mobile applications for clinics, hospitals, and health platforms — patient portals, telehealth, and care coordination apps.
Healthcare mobile apps
HIPAA-ready iOS & Android
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code & IP yours from day one
6–10 wks
48h
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What is healthcare mobile app development?
Healthcare mobile app development is the design and engineering of secure, regulation-compliant mobile applications for patients, clinicians, and healthcare organizations - including telemedicine, remote patient monitoring, patient engagement, and EHR-connected apps. CodeShiper delivers these end to end: strategy, UX, development, compliance, launch, and support.
From custom mHealth apps to telemedicine platforms and EHR-integrated tools - we cover the full spectrum of healthcare mobile development, with compliance built in from the first sprint.
Native iOS, Android, or cross-platform mobile apps built to your clinical workflow. Security controls and HIPAA requirements go into the architecture before a single line of code is written.
HIPAA from day oneVideo consultations, asynchronous messaging, and integrated scheduling for providers running remote or hybrid care. Includes video infrastructure, waiting-room flows, and consent management.
Remote care readyApps that connect to wearables, Bluetooth medical devices, and sensors to stream real-time patient data to clinical dashboards. Supports Apple HealthKit, Google Health Connect, and proprietary device SDKs.
IoMT & wearablesSecure HL7 FHIR API integrations with major EHR platforms so your app reads and writes structured clinical data where it already lives - no redundant data silos.
FHIR R4 compliantA compliance-ready, investor-ready MVP in 3 to 4 months. Built to validate your clinical concept and attract seed or Series A funding before a full-scale platform build.
MVP in 3–4 monthsModernize a legacy health app, migrate to current frameworks, or bring an existing product into HIPAA compliance. Includes a written audit report and a remediation roadmap.
Compliance auditHealthcare mobile products span three stakeholder groups. We build across all of them - designed for the clinical realities each group faces.
Telehealth & doctor-on-demand, appointment booking & reminders, medication management & adherence, chronic disease tracking, mental health & wellness, fitness & nutrition, and patient portals.
Mobile EHR access & clinical documentation, e-prescribing, care coordination, remote monitoring dashboards, home-visit & field care apps, and ambient AI documentation & scribing.
Hospital operations & staff scheduling, practice management, lab & pharmacy workflow, billing & RCM companion apps, staff communication, and supply chain & inventory tracking.
Every app we ship is engineered to HIPAA requirements from the first sprint. Security architecture decisions happen at design time - not after a penetration test flags them two weeks before launch.
PHI encrypted at rest (AES-256) and in transit (TLS 1.3), role-based access controls, audit logs for every data access event, and Business Associate Agreements signed before development begins.
HIPAA from Sprint 1Apps serving EU patients are scoped for GDPR from the first sprint - data minimization, consent flows, data subject access request handling, and cross-border transfer safeguards.
GDPR readyWe integrate with FHIR R4-compliant APIs and major EHR ecosystems so your app can exchange structured clinical data without custom middleware or proprietary workarounds.
FHIR R4 compliantMulti-factor authentication, biometric login, automatic session timeouts, and role-based access - balanced for clinical usability without trading away security control.
MFA & biometricsThird-party penetration tests and automated vulnerability scanning are scoped into every project before launch. You receive the report; it is yours to keep and share with auditors.
Pre-launch pentestWe flag early when a feature crosses into Software as a Medical Device territory, so you understand the FDA regulatory path before committing to a feature that changes the compliance picture.
FDA/SaMD scopingA healthcare app is only as useful as the systems it connects to. We build integrations with FHIR R4 and HL7 v2/v3 APIs, major EHR platforms, device ecosystems, and clinical infrastructure.
Standards-based clinical data exchange with compliant EHR platforms and third-party systems.
Epic, Cerner, Allscripts, athenahealth, eClinicalWorks - integrated via certified APIs.
Patient-generated health data pipelines from iOS and Android device sensors.
CGMs, pulse oximeters, ECG patches, and RPM devices integrated over BLE and proprietary SDKs.
Twilio, Daily.co, and Zoom Healthcare API - HIPAA-eligible video and messaging.
Stripe for Healthcare and Change Healthcare for billing, copay collection, and eligibility checks.
Practical AI features we build into healthcare apps include symptom triage chatbots that route patients to the right level of care, predictive analytics on longitudinal patient data to flag deterioration or missed medications, ambient documentation assistants that listen to clinical encounters and generate draft notes, and personalization engines that adapt content to each patient's condition and treatment stage.
Wearable and IoMT data streams are well-suited to machine-learning models - continuous glucose readings, heart rate variability, activity patterns, and sleep data can feed models that detect anomalies earlier than episodic clinical visits. We integrate these pipelines using FHIR Observation resources so AI-derived insights live alongside structured clinical data, not in a separate silo.
AI features in healthcare demand extra validation and privacy design. We build AI healthcare features with clearly defined scope limitations, human-in-the-loop review where the clinical stakes are high, and privacy-preserving design so PHI never leaves the system boundary without consent. When a feature qualifies as Software as a Medical Device (SaMD), we say so and scope the FDA regulatory path before you commit to it.
Six steps, with full visibility at every stage. HIPAA compliance checkpoints and security reviews are embedded throughout — not bolted on at the end.
We learn your clinical workflow, user types, data flows, and regulatory obligations. You receive a compliance memo mapping your features to HIPAA, GDPR, and FHIR requirements before we write a line of code.
Clickable prototypes of every screen — designed for patients, clinicians, or both. You approve the flows and accessibility decisions before development begins.
Two-week sprints with a working build shared after each one. HIPAA controls — encryption, access management, audit logging — go in from Sprint 1, not Sprint 14.
Third-party penetration testing, automated vulnerability scanning, and a full compliance review before any production patient data is touched or processed.
We handle Apple App Store and Google Play submission, configure production monitoring, and complete your BAA documentation so you are ready for clinical deployment.
Post-launch maintenance, OS updates, new feature sprints, and annual HIPAA compliance reviews — available on a retained or milestone basis as your product grows.
Healthcare mobile app development typically costs between $30,000 and $250,000+, depending on complexity, integrations, and compliance scope. An MVP usually takes 3–4 months; a full EHR-integrated platform takes 6–12 months.
| App tier | Example features | Timeline | Indicative cost |
|---|---|---|---|
Simple app Patient-facing, single role | Appointment booking, medication reminders, basic health tracking, patient portal | 3–4 months | $30,000–$60,000 |
Mid-complexity Multi-role, 1 EHR + telehealth | Video consultations, EHR integration (FHIR R4), patient & clinician roles, wearable data, medication management | 5–7 months | $60,000–$120,000 |
Complex platform Full ecosystem, multiple integrations | Multi-EHR integrations, IoMT device connectivity, AI/ML features, RPM dashboards, billing/RCM, enterprise admin, regulatory documentation | 8–12 months | $120,000–$250,000+ |
Ranges reflect market-standard rates. Final pricing follows a free scoping call with a line-item breakdown. Compliance scope, custom AI features, and number of third-party integrations are the primary cost drivers.
Healthcare clients ask hard questions before they sign. Here is what we put in writing - and in the contract.
We start with your clinical workflow and business goal, then build the software that reaches it. Architecture follows function, not the other way around.
Goal first, then codeThe engineers on your calls are the ones writing your healthcare app. No bait-and-switch resourcing, no handoff to a junior team after the contract is signed.
Senior engineers onlyYou own 100% of the source code and intellectual property. An NDA is signed before you share any clinical data, architecture, or product details.
Full IP transferA clear plan, fixed milestones, and a working build shared after every sprint. Budget estimates come with line-item breakdowns - not ballpark ranges.
Weekly buildsHIPAA requirements go into the architecture before we write line one of code - not into a checklist two weeks before your launch date.
HIPAA from day oneOS updates, security patches, new FHIR integrations, and feature iterations - all available post-launch on a retainer or milestone basis.
Long-term supportThree simple ways to work together. We will recommend the best fit on your free call.
We choose the stack based on what your project actually needs. Not what we happen to prefer, and not what is trending this month.





If your project uses something not listed here, ask us anyway. The list above reflects what we work with regularly. It is not the limit of what we can work with.
Healthcare mobile app development - costs, timelines, HIPAA compliance, EHR integrations, and everything else buyers ask before they sign.
We will ask about your business, review your requirements, and give you an honest estimate with a line-item breakdown. No commitment is needed to have the first conversation.