Healthcare technology
Healthcare software that clinicians and patients trust
Xcrino builds telemedicine platforms, patient apps, clinic and hospital systems and EHR integrations — with privacy and interoperability designed in.
- Telemedicine
- Patient apps
- EHR / EMR
- HL7 & FHIR
- Clinic software
- Privacy
- 560
- Clients served
- 69+
- Developers
- 94%
- Project success rate
- 26
- Countries served
At a glance
Key takeaways
- Xcrino builds telemedicine platforms, patient apps, clinic and hospital systems, and EHR integrations.
- Patient data is treated as sensitive from day one: access is limited by role, and every view and change is logged.
- AI features can start with a fixed-price proof of concept from $3,000 (about ₹2.7 lakh) in 2–4 weeks.
- Xcrino has served 560 clients in 26 countries since 2016, with 69+ developers and 94% of projects delivered on time and on budget.
Overview
What healthcare software does Xcrino build?
Appointment and consultation apps, hospital management systems, lab and pharmacy tools, and integrations with existing medical records.
Patient data is handled with strict access control, consent tracking and audit logs, aligned to the regulations that apply in your market.
Capabilities
What we deliver for healthcare
From single-clinic tools to multi-site platforms.
- Care
Telemedicine
Video consults, e-prescriptions, scheduling and follow-ups.
- Patients
Patient apps
Bookings, records, reminders, reports and payments on mobile.
- Operations
Hospital & clinic systems
OPD/IPD, billing, inventory, lab and pharmacy modules.
- Connect
EHR integration
HL7 and FHIR interfaces to labs, devices and record systems.
- AI
AI assistants for clinics
Answer patient and staff questions from approved content, with privacy controls.
RAG development - AI
Document AI for records
Extract and summarise data from reports and forms for review by staff.
AI development services
Challenges
What makes healthcare software different to build?
Healthcare software has two audiences that want different things. Doctors and staff want speed: fewer clicks between patients. Patients want clarity and trust. A system that slows down a busy clinic gets worked around, so we test workflows with real staff before building the full product.
The other difference is data. Medical records are sensitive, often spread across labs, pharmacies and older hospital systems, and covered by strict privacy rules. We plan who can see what, how records move between systems, and how consent is recorded before writing screens.
Compliance
Which regulations and standards do we design healthcare software for?
We build these requirements into the product from the start. Your compliance team, auditor or legal adviser confirms final compliance.
- DPDP Act 2023: Consent, purpose limits and patient data rights built into the product.
- ABDM and ABHA: Integration with India's Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission for health IDs and record sharing.
- HL7 and FHIR: Standard formats for exchanging records with labs, hospitals and EHR systems.
- HIPAA: For products serving US patients: access controls, audit logs and encryption to support HIPAA compliance.
- Telemedicine practice guidelines: Consultation, prescription and record-keeping flows that follow India's telemedicine guidelines.
Where to start
Which healthcare projects do clients usually start with?
Most clients start with one focused first release, prove it with real users, then extend it. These are the most common starting points.
| Project | What the first release usually includes |
|---|---|
| Telemedicine platform | What the first release usually includes: Booking, video consultation, e-prescriptions and payments |
| Patient app | What the first release usually includes: Appointments, reports, reminders and secure messaging |
| Clinic or hospital system | What the first release usually includes: Scheduling, billing, records and pharmacy or lab modules |
| AI for clinics | What the first release usually includes: A fixed-price proof of concept, such as document AI for reports or an assistant for staff |
Process
How healthcare projects run
Clinical workflows validated with real staff before scale.
- 01
Workflow mapping
Doctors, staff and patient journeys documented first.
- 02
Compliance plan
Data handling, consent, hosting and access rules agreed.
- 03
Build & pilot
Sprint delivery with a pilot at one site or department.
- 04
Rollout
Training, multi-site rollout and ongoing support.
Security
How do we protect data in healthcare projects?
- Role-based access, so each person sees only what they need
- Encryption in transit and at rest
- Audit logs for every change to sensitive records
- Masked or test data in development and staging
- Security checks before each release
- An NDA on request; all code and IP transfer to you on full payment
Related
Related services and work
These pages explain the services and work most relevant to healthcare projects.
Mobile app development servicesAI development servicesData migration services
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Tell us what you want to build
Share the problem, the systems involved and your timeline. We reply with next steps and, where it fits, a fixed-price first phase.
Reach us
New Delhi, India
FAQ
Questions about healthcare technology
Scope, timelines and how we work with your team.
Do you build HIPAA-aligned software?
Yes — we design for HIPAA, India's DPDP Act and similar rules with encryption, access control and audit logs. Formal certification sits with your organisation.
Can you integrate with our existing EHR?
Usually yes, via HL7, FHIR or vendor APIs. We assess the interface available before quoting.
Do you build telemedicine apps?
Yes — video consultations, e-prescriptions, payments and appointment management across web and mobile.
Where is patient data hosted?
In the region your regulations require — commonly AWS, Azure or GCP in India, the EU or the US.
Can you build hospital management software?
Yes, covering OPD, IPD, billing, pharmacy, lab and inventory — built modular so you can start with what you need most.
How much does healthcare software development cost?
It depends on modules, integrations and compliance needs, so we quote after a discovery call. AI features can start with a proof of concept from $3,000, and dedicated developers start from $800 a month.
Can you integrate with ABDM and ABHA?
Yes. We integrate with Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission services for ABHA health IDs and consent-based record sharing, and follow the ABDM sandbox and approval steps.
Will you sign an NDA before we share details?
Yes. We sign an NDA on request before you share anything sensitive, and confidentiality is also part of every engagement contract.