Custom healthcare software

Customhealthcaresoftware andAI systems.

AIOVIX builds patient portals, clinic dashboards, healthtech MVPs, medical device platforms, EHR integrations, and AI tools for healthcare teams that need practical software built fast.

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Portals

patients and providers

Dashboards

clinic operations

Devices

data platforms

tools and assistants

Safe by designHIPAA42 CFR Pt 2Audit logsHuman review

What we build

Practical software around your patients, staff, data, and devices.

Existing systems

Patient portals

Experience

Intake, forms, files, messages, appointment views

Clinic dashboards

Operations

Staff tasks, referrals, billing, reporting, manager views

Device + data platforms

Devices

Remote monitoring, readings, alerts, secure patient data

AI tools + integrations

AI layer

Documentation help, support assistants, EHR/CRM/API connections

tasks ready

needs review

follow-ups

Healthcare team reviewing patient software

Who we help

Familiar healthcare software, built around the way your team already works.

We work with clinics, healthtech founders, device teams, and healthcare operators that need custom software without hiring a full internal product team.

Clinics and specialty practices

Fastest start

For teams that need patient portals, intake forms, referral tracking, appointment follow-up, billing dashboards, and staff tools.

Patient portal

Clinic dashboard

Scheduling and billing tools

Healthtech startups

Product build

For founders that need an MVP, internal admin portal, AI feature, patient-facing app, or healthcare-grade backend shipped quickly.

Healthtech MVP

Admin portal

AI product features

Medical device teams

Device + data

For teams that need dashboards, data pipelines, patient views, alerting, reporting, or software around connected healthcare devices.

Device dashboard

Remote monitoring portal

Alerts and reports

Healthcare operators

Internal software

For organizations that need custom tools around intake, referrals, insurance, prior auth, revenue cycle, compliance, and reporting.

Internal operations tools

EHR/CRM integrations

Manager reporting

Real healthcare work

Built from real clinic work and daily operations.

The pattern is consistent: understand the real healthcare process, build the missing software, connect the right systems, and keep staff in control.

Live · public

Behavioral health operations

Connexions Recovery

LiveHealthcare software

Live healthcare intake and CRM software with patient context, transcripts, insurance pre-screening, staff handoff, and operational dashboarding.

What this proves

Real patient-access system with transcripts, payer context, staff handoff, and management visibility.

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In production

Multi-location healthcare

Patient access and referral intake layer

5Locations routed

Consolidated patient access software across locations with referral routing, eligibility context, staff worklists, and dashboard visibility. Client name held until case-study release.

What this proves

One intake path across locations with cleaner routing and a shared patient access view.

Reference available on request

Under NDA

Specialty intake

Insurance and intake queue

1Queue for staff review

Structured intake with payer context, benefits capture, prior authorization preparation, escalation rules, and clean handoff to the care coordination team.

What this proves

Payer details and intake notes organized before the team reviews the case.

Reference available on request

Under NDA

Sensitive healthcare operations

Compliance-first AI system

0Autonomous clinical decisions

AI-assisted healthcare system with disclosure language, consent-aware messaging, role-based staff review, audit logs, and Part 2-aware handling for sensitive records.

What this proves

Sensitive systems designed around review, audit history, and clear escalation paths.

Reference available on request

Where software pays off

The easiest projects to sell are tied to visible pain.

Start with a patient portal, clinic dashboard, intake tracker, device dashboard, billing tool, or integration that the team can immediately understand.

Missing patient portal

Manual

forms, files, messages, intake details, and follow-up still move through calls, email, or paper

A simple portal gives patients one place to submit information and gives staff one place to review it.

No clinic dashboard

Blind

managers cannot easily see referrals, open tasks, billing follow-up, or staff workload

A dashboard turns scattered work into a live view the owner, manager, or department lead can act on.

Device data stuck

Hidden

readings, alerts, patient context, and reports often sit inside separate tools or raw exports

A device or data platform makes monitoring, alerts, patient views, and reporting easier to use.

Services

Healthcare software categories buyers already understand.

We build the software healthcare teams ask for by name: portals, dashboards, internal tools, device platforms, integrations, reporting systems, and AI features.

Healthcare software development

Patient portals

Clinic dashboards

Healthtech MVPs

Medical device dashboards

Remote monitoring portals

AI documentation tools

EHR / EMR integrations

Insurance and billing tools

Staff and admin tools

How we compare

AIOVIX vs off-the-shelf software vs in-house build.

Generic tools rarely fit the exact patient, staff, device, data, and reporting needs of a healthcare team. In-house builds take time. AIOVIX ships custom software around your current systems.

Dimension	AIOVIX	Generic healthcare software	In-house build
Time to production	2-6 weeks for a first build, phased rollout for larger products	Fast template, limited fit to local operations	3-6 months, build every product module and integration
Source code ownership	You own all of it	Locked to vendor	You own it
Product fit	Built around your patients, staff, devices, data, and business process	You adapt to the product model	You own it, but also maintain it
Compliance posture	HIPAA-ready software design, BAAs, audit logs, human review, Part 2 awareness	Partial, varies by vendor	You build all of it
System integration depth	Works with current tools	Standard connectors only	You build all of it
Ongoing optimization	Included in retainer	Mostly self-serve dashboard	You own it

Why now

The five shifts making custom healthcare software easier to buy now.

Healthcare buyers are not looking for AI hype. They want software that helps patients, staff, clinicians, managers, and device teams work with less friction.

Healthcare teams expect better software

Patients, staff, and managers are used to modern portals, dashboards, reminders, and clear digital experiences.

AI is useful when it is inside real tools

The strongest AI features sit inside portals, dashboards, documentation tools, support systems, and reporting products.

EHRs do not cover every business need

Healthcare teams still need custom intake tools, device dashboards, reporting views, patient apps, and integration bridges.

Compliance has to be designed early

PHI handling, BAAs, access controls, retention, audit logs, and human review are easier to build in from the start.

Small first builds can create quick wins

A patient portal, dashboard, integration, AI helper, or device view can be shipped first, then expanded once the team sees value.

Productized offers

Fixed builds, clear ownership, practical software expansion.

Start with one useful build, then expand when the first version proves value. Every project is scoped with clear ownership, timeline, and support.

Project Blueprint

Start here

$1.5K-$5Kbuild

fixed planning sprint

1-2 weeksscope + roadmap

Healthcare teams that need a clear build plan before spending on custom software. We map the product, users, systems, data, compliance needs, and the first version worth building.

Plan in 1-2 weeks

Software, AI, data, integrations

Senior-led review

Product scope

Patient, provider, staff, or admin user flow
Feature list for portal, dashboard, AI tool, or integration
MVP scope and priority map

System review

Current EHR/EMR, CRM, scheduling, billing, device, or data setup
PHI handling, access, and audit-log checklist
Build-vs-integrate recommendations

Build plan

Clickable scope or technical brief
Timeline, team, and budget estimate

Not included

Production build
Live integrations

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Most clinics land here

First Software Build

Most teams start here

$5K-$18Kbuild

fixed build, milestone-based

$750-$3K/mosupport after launch

A focused first product: patient portal, clinic dashboard, intake tracker, referral system, billing view, AI documentation helper, or EHR/CRM integration.

Live in 2-6 weeks

One useful software module

Weekly review

Software module

Patient portal, dashboard, internal tool, or AI feature
User roles, forms, queues, reporting, and admin view
Clean UI your staff can actually use

Integrations

EHR/EMR, CRM, scheduling, billing, device, or internal API path
Secure data capture and export
Webhook, file, FHIR-ready, or native API connection

Launch

Staff handoff and simple documentation
QA, deployment, and 30-day improvement window

Not included

Large multi-module platform
Regulated clinical decision support

Scope first build

Healthcare Platform Build

Bigger product

$20K-$75K+build

fixed build, milestone-based

$3K-$10K/momanaged product support

Clinics, healthtech companies, and device teams that need a complete patient portal, internal platform, data dashboard, AI product, or connected healthcare system.

Phased in 8-16 weeks

Multi-module healthcare product

Product team cadence

Product build

Patient, provider, staff, and admin experiences
Dashboards, portals, staff tools, and reports
AI features where they make the product easier to use

Data + integrations

EHR/EMR, device, CRM, billing, scheduling, and payment connections
Secure patient, device, operations, and reporting data model
Role-based access and audit history

Support

Launch support, bug fixes, feature improvements, and monthly roadmap
Monitoring, documentation, and ongoing engineering support

Not included

Autonomous diagnosis
Autonomous treatment decisions

Scope bundle build

All builds are scoped around client ownership and practical integration. Compare side-by-side in the comparison table.

Integrations

Connects to what you already run.

We meet your tools where they live. EHR/EMR, CRM, scheduling, billing, patient portals, device data, payer tools, secure files, and internal APIs can all be connected carefully.

Patient software

Patient portals
Forms
Files
Messages
Reminders
Mobile views

Clinic dashboards

Staff tasks
Referrals
Intake queues
Billing follow-up
Manager reports
Quality checks

CRM and operations

HubSpot
Salesforce
Pipedrive
Zoho
GoHighLevel
Close

EHR and behavioral health

Kipu
Sunwave
Lightning Step
BestNotes
Athena
DrChrono

Device and data

Remote monitoring
Device readings
Alerts
Patient data views
Exports
Analytics

Insurance and revenue

Availity
Change Healthcare
Stripe
Payer portals
Claims exports
Denial queues

Scheduling

Calendly
Acuity
NexHealth
Zocdoc
Healthie
Google Calendar

AI tools

Documentation help
Support assistant
Report summaries
Coding support
Review queues
Secure export

Data exchange

FHIR-ready flows
HL7-ready flows
SFTP
CSV import
Webhooks
REST APIs

Don't see your tool? We can connect through APIs, webhooks, FHIR-ready flows, secure exports, files, or the practical process your team already uses.

Compliance posture

Healthcare software with compliance controls built in.

Healthcare software needs practical guardrails from day one: PHI handling, access controls, human review, audit logs, retention, and deployment-specific BAA review.

TCPA and AI disclosure

Inbound-first by default. Outbound systems include consent capture, opening AI disclosure, opt-out handling, calling windows, and DNC controls.

HIPAA and BAA

Healthcare deployments scoped around BAAs, PHI handling, encryption, retention policy, access logs, and human escalation for sensitive moments.

PCI DSS DTMF

Payment flows use keypad entry with tone masking and tokenization. The agent never hears or stores card data on any call.

US · CO

Colorado AI Act

Insurance, HR, healthcare, and other consequential decisions get extra review as the June 2026 Colorado AI Act burden comes online.

US · CA

CCPA and CPRA

California consumer privacy baked in: notice at collection, opt-out signals, data deletion paths, and limits on sensitive personal information.

42 CFR Part 2

Substance-use treatment records get federally privileged handling: written consent paths, no third-party redisclosure, and audit trails for admissions.

FCC robocall rules

Outbound automated calls follow STIR/SHAKEN attestation, robocall mitigation, prerecorded-call disclosures, and the federal DNC registry.

US · CA · NY

State AI disclosure laws

California SB 1001 and New York transparency rules: when a caller is talking to an AI, the system makes that explicit on the call.

Delivery process

Define the product

We map the patient, provider, staff, admin, or device use case and decide what the first useful version should do.

Design the software

We define screens, roles, data, reporting, AI boundaries, and the integrations needed to make the product useful.

Build and connect

We ship the portal, dashboard, AI tool, device view, or internal platform and connect the systems it needs.

Launch and improve

We test with real users, fix gaps, improve the product, and expand into the next module when the first one works.

FAQ

Practical answers for buyers.

Is this one single product?+

No. AIOVIX builds custom healthcare software. The first build can be a patient portal, clinic dashboard, device dashboard, AI tool, integration, or internal platform.

Do we need to replace our current systems?+

No. The point is to build around the tools you already use: EHR, scheduling, billing, phone system, secure files, forms, portals, and internal APIs.

Is this clinical decision-making AI?+

No. We build software and AI tools that support healthcare work. Clinical judgment, diagnosis, treatment decisions, and sensitive review stay with qualified people.

Where should we start?+

Start with the missing software people already ask for: portal, dashboard, integration, AI helper, device view, or internal tool. We scope the smallest useful first version, then expand.

Next step

Map the first useful software build before spending big.

The best first step is a clear view of the product, users, systems, data, and business reason. From there, we scope the smallest useful portal, dashboard, integration, AI tool, or internal system.

Product scopeSystems and data review

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