HIPAA-aligned testing, clinical workflow coverage, EHR validation, and telemedicine security across patient-facing and provider-facing systems.
Healthcare software touches patient safety. Defects in clinical workflows have consequences that don't exist in other domains. The testing program must reflect that weight.
HIPAA is the baseline. Protected health information must be encrypted in transit and at rest, access must be controlled and logged, audit trails must be preserved. The testing program produces the evidence that demonstrates compliance.
Clinical workflows require domain judgment that generic testers don't bring. Provider order entry, medication reconciliation, patient handoff, and telemedicine consultation flows all have domain-specific edge cases.
Tests run but evidence isn't captured. Audit preparation requires re-running coverage to produce documentation.
Generic testing misses domain-specific edge cases. Issues surface during clinical rollout instead of pre-launch.
HL7, FHIR, and Epic integrations have failure modes that require healthcare-specific test scenario design.
Patient-facing applications have legal accessibility obligations that telemetry-only QA programs miss.
HIPAA controls mapped to product surface. Evidence requirements defined per control.
Workflow scenarios designed against real clinical pathways. Stakeholder facilitation included.
Application security testing aligned to OWASP and healthcare-specific requirements.
HL7, FHIR, EHR integration testing with realistic clinical data scenarios.
Evidence library maintained with traceability matrix for audit support throughout.
Patient data handling, encryption, access controls, audit logging, and breach detection coverage.
Provider order entry, patient handoff, medication management, and care plan workflows tested against clinical scenarios.
Video session security, session recording controls, identity verification, and consent capture.
HL7, FHIR, and proprietary EHR integration with realistic clinical data sets.
Patient-facing applications tested against WCAG 2.2 with assistive technology coverage.
Audit-ready evidence library with traceability matrix maintained across compliance cycles.
A two-week testing audit including HIPAA control mapping, clinical workflow risk review, and a 90-day plan.