Let’s build something great.
From the first line of code to production at scale, we turn healthcare challenges into software that performs, connects, and lasts.
Our Healthcare Software Development Portfolio
We engineer software for every facet of healthcare.
Who We Serve
We can help anyone building digital solutions that keep care connected.
Medical Practices
Healthcare software providers
Healthtech startups
Mental health providers
Nursing homes and assisted livings
Home care providers
Veterinary clinics and hospitals
Medical laboratories
Medical device manufacturers
Pharmaceutical companies
Medical biotech companies
Contract research organizations
Health insurance companies
Healthcare NGOs and GOs
Fitness and wellness companies
How We Make Healthcare Software Work
Our teams are fluent in the technologies, frameworks, and standards that keep your systems compliant and interoperable.
- HIPAA, HITECH, 21 CFR Part 11
- HITRUST, NIST Cybersecurity Framework, PCI DSS
- FDA Class I & II Software Guidance
- Data retention, audit logging, access control built into architecture
- HL7 v2.x (ADT, ORU, SIU), CDA, CCD
- FHIR (STU3, R4) with SMART on FHIR authorization
- NCPDP SCRIPT for ePrescribing
- ANSI X12 (837, 835, 270, 278) for claims and eligibility
- IHE Profiles, Direct Messaging, DICOM & DICOMweb
- Extensive experience with EHR platforms: Epic, Cerner, Allscripts, Athena, Meditech
- Worked across patient, provider, and payer-side systems
- Familiar with integration middleware (Mirth Connect, InterSystems, Rhapsody)
- SNOMED CT, LOINC, ICD-10, CPT, DSM-5
- RxNorm, CVX, NDC, DiagnosisRx
- DICOM for imaging workflows and PACS/RIS integration
- Genomic and precision medicine data pipelines and analytics environments
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Why Choose Nalashaa
Our approach ensures your software launches strong — and stays strong.
We remain accountable for your timeline and targets. No last-minute surprises, no shifting expectations — just steady, reliable delivery.
Testing isn’t a checkbox — it’s part of how we build. From day one, every sprint includes automated checks, workflow validations, and review cycles.
We design compliance requirements from the start — with encrypted data flows, access controls, and full traceability built into the system.
Our systems are built to grow with your users, data, and needs — without rework. Whether you scale to a dozen clinics nationwide, performance holds steady.
Needs to evolve — your software should too. We structure our code, documentation, and deployment model, so you’re never locked in or left behind.
Added Services That Keep You Covered
Keep your product stable, secure, and ready for new demands with specialized support and testing.
Sustenance Services
Extend your product’s lifespan with proactive support and updates.
- L1–L3 support and minor feature enhancements
- Performance monitoring, tuning, and upgrade
- Release management and up-to-date documentation
Quality Assurance
Test every release for what stakeholders actually expect — performance, usability, and compliance.
- Functional, usability, and performance testin
- Automation frameworks to speed up cycles
- Security and compliance validation for healthcare standards
Let's Build Healthcare Technology Together
Bring your healthcare product ideas to life with expert engineering guidance.
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732-602-2560
Mail Us:
info@nalashaa.com
Specialized Support for Your Ecosystem
We go beyond product development to solve the operational, regulatory, and technical challenges that come after launch.
Essential Guidance for Healthcare Software Providers
Frequently Asked Questions
Healthcare interoperability solutions are tools and systems that enable secure, accurate, and efficient data exchange between different healthcare software platforms. These solutions help connect EHRs, labs, payers, and third-party applications to ensure timely access to clinical and administrative information.
The four levels of interoperability are:
- Foundational – Basic data exchange between systems
- Structural – Consistent data formats and syntax
- Semantic – Shared understanding of data meaning
- Organizational – Governance, privacy, and policies that support exchange across systems and entities
A hospital’s EHR system sending real-time lab results to a specialist’s clinic using FHIR APIs is a practical example. Both systems use interoperability standards to exchange structured, meaningful data without manual input.
Improvements start with adopting standards like FHIR and USCDI, reducing reliance on custom integrations, and working with vendors that offer scalable, standards-compliant interoperability services. Participation in national frameworks like TEFCA also enhances exchange readiness.
Two major challenges include:
- Data inconsistency across systems due to legacy formats or poor standardization
- Lack of aligned workflows, where even connected systems struggle with timing, permissions, or context for data use
Examples include:
- Proprietary software that resists data sharing
- Incompatible data standards or formats used across platforms
FHIR servers act as standardized access points for healthcare data, using modern APIs to facilitate real-time, secure information exchange between systems, apps, and users.
TEFCA is not mandatory yet, but it is shaping how national health information networks will operate. Vendors aligned with TEFCA principles are more likely to remain compatible with emerging client requirements.