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Zemoso labs partnered with a HealthTech startup backed by Andreessen Horowitz to design, build, and launch a one-of-a-kind unified medical records system.
The healthcare industry has a silo problem: data lives in isolated silos for service providers, caregivers, and insurance claims. This issue is not unique to HealthTech, but the challenge is that caregivers and patients end up paying for it with their health—a price they shouldn’t have to pay, given all the advancements in data digitization in healthcare. Accelerated by COVID, this problem has become a priority for the entire industry. Healthcare produces about 30% of the world’s data, which is expected to grow at a 36% CAGR by 2025. In a study at an ophthalmology clinic, EHR (Electronic Health Records) data matched patient-reported data in just 23.5% of records, which hinders the delivery of coordinated care.
Our client wanted to build a platform that breaks these silos, aligns with FHIR protocols, and changes the way healthcare services are provided. Here are some of the capabilities we helped them take to market with design and engineering expertise.
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Using Zemoso’s adaptation of Google Ventures Design Sprint, jobs-to-be-done led frameworks, and user testing, we co-created a high-fidelity prototype in 14 days for one of their essential-to-success features.
We developed a base UI framework that was extensible, evolutionary, and enabled plug-and-play for users and developers. The client’s team, using the same design system, conveniently built their front end through the vast libraries, forms, widgets, workspaces, and software development kits (SDKs).
We developed features and tools that enabled user engagement workflows for the PRM-related applications and capabilities. The workflows allow care providers to interact with their patients, through messaging and interactive chat. For the communication system, we used REST along with GraphQL, to stitch the data from several microservices together.
We automated feature deployment by implementing continuous delivery to quickly promote changes to sandbox environment without manual interventions, using Amazon Web Services (AWS), Github workflows, and Terraform.
We used Cypress for quality assurance (QA) and front-end testing, TestRail to manage, track and organize the tests, and Datadog for monitoring — checking logs, raising alarms, and synthetic tests. We used Karate to write API tests. We used Sentry, a developer-first error tracking and performance monitoring platform, for logging and monitoring.
We used backend-for-frontend (BFF) services to deliver the underlying application services and cater to the front-end needs using GraphQL for the application facade.
This partnership and its success bear testimony to Zemoso's ability to accelerate solutions for the toughest and most ambiguous product challenges that innovators face. Contact us to learn more about how we can do the same for you.
P.S. We have strict non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) with many of our clients. The data, insights, and capabilities discussed in this case study have been anonymized to protect our client's identity and do not include any proprietary information.
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