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Hayaiti / Web for Healthcare

Web that respects PHI, regulators, and the patient on the other end.

Marketing sites, intake forms, and patient portals for clinics, telehealth, and digital therapeutics — built with HIPAA-aware architecture and BAA-ready hosting.

3 recommended web development packages for Healthcare. Pay 50% upfront. Source code yours.

Why this combo

Web development for Healthcare, done the way it should have been the first time.

The decisions we made differently — and why they matter for healthcare specifically.

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HIPAA-aware from the first line of code.

PHI never lands in a logger, never crosses a non-BAA boundary, never shows up in an analytics payload. We document the data flow before we ship.

02

BAA-ready hosting.

AWS, GCP, or Vercel Enterprise — all of which sign Business Associate Agreements. We help your counsel review the BAA scope and deployment topology.

03

WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility.

Healthcare sites get audited. We ship with axe + manual keyboard + screen-reader pass on every page, and we publish a VPAT-style accessibility statement.

04

Intake forms wired to your EHR.

Athena, Epic via FHIR, eClinicalWorks, DrChrono, Healthie — the integration playbook covers the common ones. We don't pretend the legacy systems are easy; we engineer for them anyway.

05

Mobile-first for patients.

Most healthcare traffic is mobile and often anxious. Big tap targets, plain language, no dark patterns. Designed with thumbs in mind.

06

Audit log + SSO baked in.

If your portal touches PHI, every read/write is logged. SSO via Auth0, Okta, or Auth.js so identity isn't a side project.

Industry context

What the healthcare numbers actually say.

$10.93M

average cost of a healthcare data breach in 2024 — highest of any sector

IBM Cost of a Data Breach Report 2024

76%

of patients want digital tools (booking, intake, results) from their providers

Accenture Digital Health Consumer Survey 2024

WCAG 2.2 AA

accessibility standard we ship to on every healthcare engagement

$7,995

Hayaiti Marketing Site SKU — HIPAA-aware, 14 days, BAA-ready hosting guidance

Why Hayaiti

Why us for healthcare specifically.

Healthcare web is harder than it looks. PHI flows, BAAs, accessibility, EHR integration, and a patient on the other end who doesn't care about your stack — they just need to confirm an appointment. The build playbook covers intake portals, telehealth front doors, and HIPAA-aware marketing sites. We won't pretend HIPAA is trivial; we will tell you exactly what's in scope and what isn't.

  • We sign BAAs (and we'll send our standard one before you ask)
  • PHI data flow diagram is part of every healthcare engagement
  • WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility — axe + manual + screen reader before handoff
  • FHIR / HL7 v2 integration via the Custom Software SKU when needed
  • We are NOT a covered entity, NOT a medical device, NOT a substitute for compliance counsel
  • No discovery call. Pricing on the page.

Recommended packages

Pick a package. See the price.

The web development packages that fit healthcare engagements best. Fixed price, fixed timeline, source code yours.

Most healthcare projects start with Marketing Site, then Web App MVP.

Most Popular

Marketing Site

fixed

Up to 8 pages. Brand, copy, design, build. SEO-foundation included.

$8k

delivered in 2 weeks

  • Up to 8 pages
  • Tailored CMS
  • On-page SEO
  • Speed-tuned (sub-1s LCP)
  • 30 days post-launch support

50% upfront · final 50% on delivery · source code yours

Web App MVP

fixed

Auth, database, dashboard, payments. Ship-ready Next.js app.

$20k

delivered in 30 days

  • Auth + RBAC
  • Database + migrations
  • Stripe billing
  • Admin dashboard
  • Deploy to Vercel/Fly

50% upfront · final 50% on delivery · source code yours

Security Audit + Fix

fixed

Deep audit + a remediation sprint. Walk away patched, not paranoid.

$5k

delivered in 1 week

  • Vanta/Drata/Secureframe Ready
  • Code-level review (1 repo)
  • Remediation PRs
  • Free remediation re-testing (30 days)

50% upfront · final 50% on delivery · source code yours

Need something custom? See all SKUs or email us.

Shape of work

What a Healthcare engagement looks like.

HealthcareMulti-clinic specialty group · 6 locations

HIPAA-ready intake portal

A growing multi-location specialty clinic was losing 20+ minutes per patient at the front desk to a paper intake packet that then had to be re-keyed into the EHR. We built a phone-first web intake that the patient completes before arriving, signed-on-screen, and that pushes structured data into the clinic's EHR via a v…

Spec engagement built to set the bar — same playbook a real client gets. Real cases publish after launch with the client’s sign-off.

FAQ

What healthcare teams ask before they buy.

Will you sign a BAA?

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Yes — for engagements where we may incidentally encounter PHI (e.g., a patient portal). For pure marketing sites that don't touch PHI, a BAA isn't legally required, and we'll explain why on the kick-off call.

Are you HIPAA compliant?

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Honestly: HIPAA compliance is a property of the deployed system + your operational policies, not of a vendor. We build to HIPAA-aware patterns (encryption, audit logs, access control, minimum necessary). Your compliance officer signs off on the system as a whole.

Can you integrate with our EHR?

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Yes for the common ones — Athena, Epic (FHIR), DrChrono, eClinicalWorks, Healthie. Some are well-documented; some are legacy. We'll quote the integration as a Custom Software SKU after a 1-hour scoping call.

What about telehealth video?

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We don't build the video stack from scratch — we integrate Daily.co, Twilio Video, or Zoom Healthcare API depending on your BAA stance. All three sign BAAs.

Do you handle Section 508 / WCAG accessibility audits?

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Yes — every healthcare web SKU includes axe automated testing, keyboard navigation pass, and a screen-reader smoke test. For a formal VPAT, we partner with a third-party accessibility firm.

Ready to ship web development for Healthcare?

Start with an audit, or jump straight to pricing. Either way, you talk to engineers — not a sales funnel.