AIDBOX TELEHEALTH
Let's build a customizable telemedicine FHIR platform
We help companies create their own telehealth solution. Our cross-functional team takes the backbone solution and modifies it for your specific business needs.
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Rapid development on top of the backbone solution with basic end-to-end scenario
Ready-to-use backend based on HL7 FHIR with HIPAA eligible infrastructure
Our cross-functional team carries out a wide range of activities from design to deployment
Weekly planning and demo allow you to influence and control development
Product Implementation
Aidbox Telehealth
Telehealth Apps
Web (React) and mobile (ReactNative) apps provide a basic end-to-end scenario. It allows patients and practitioners to manage appointments, view PHRs, make video-calls and chat.
Aidbox FHIR Backend
Aidbox FHIR server is a meta-data driven platform. It means that almost everything in Aidbox is represented as data (resources) and you can configure it. For example, REST endpoints (operations), resource definitions, profiles, and access policies are resources in Aidbox.
HIPAA Eligible Infrastructure
Automated cloud infrastructure is built on Kubernetes (k8S) for AWS, Azure & GCP and has solutions for backups, monitoring, logging. We use dev, staging, and production environments with automated CI/CD pipeline.
Project Cost Structure
| #1 | Team Cost |
| #2 | Aidbox License fee * |
| #3 | Aidbox Support fee ** |
| #4 | External Platforms fees |
| #5 | Cloud Infrastructure fee |
You don't have to pay for the license and support fee as long as Health Samurai is engaged in a development contract.
* Aidbox License fee — if we don't have an active development contract
** Aidbox Support fee — if we don't have an active development contract
Trusted by leading healthcare organizations
Trusted by healthcare organizations worldwide. Read customer stories
Case Studies
Innovaccer is developing a data platform for value-based care, using FHIR for storing healthcare data.
They work with large volumes of data and need a FHIR backend that can handle FHIR data with good performance at scale. They chose Aidbox after completing a POC (Proof of Concept) project where they loaded 10 TB of FHIR data into Aidbox and optimized it to handle 120 FHIR queries running under 100 ms each.
Aidbox was running on AWS Aurora with 8, 16, and 32 CPU configurations, demonstrating up to 5,000 requests per second.
Full story
- Address
- Health Samurai Inc. 1891 N Gaffey St Ste O, San Pedro, CA 90731
- Telephone
- +1 (818) 731-1279
