Healthcare Cloud Solutions Development

We utilize decades of experience to provide best-in-class cloud software development services and build reliable, scalable, and secure solutions. Here’s what makes us a reliable software development partner to provide cloud solutions development services in the healthcare industry:

• The combination of technical talent, experience, and domain understanding
• Agile processes in development with thorough quality control
  AWS, Azure, and Google certified resources with a proven track record of completing digital transformational projects
• Optimized solutions within budgets
• Customization to meet clients’ specific needs

As your trustworthy managed cloud service provider, we help you find the proper cloud strategy in incremental steps:

• Initially, our consultants analyze your IT architecture and advise you on how to hyper-scale your system. We specify a scope for your cloud transition based on your resources and capabilities.
• After that, you get an in-depth cloud strategy consulting to decide whether an on-premise, hybrid, or public cloud landscape will move your business further.
• Once we've identified the right cloud strategy, we'll offer you the healthcare cloud solutions that fit your business goals.
• In the final, we set up a cloud migration strategy that rolls out the practical execution of your cloud journey.

There are three basic cloud computing models:

• The public cloud model, ерфе delivers resources over the Internet to many different organizations.
• A private cloud model, where the infrastructure is tailored to core business needs and requirements.
• A hybrid cloud model that combines public and private cloud models in an attempt to overcome their shortcomings.
• You can choose one or the other model, considering the pros and cons of each model.

Cloud technology has a promising future. The global healthcare cloud computing market is constantly growing and will reach approximately $90.46 billion by 2027.
Cloud-computing providers offer their services as:

• Software-as-a-service (SaaS) - hosted, on-demand services to quickly access business applications and perform customer relationship management (CRM) functions.
• Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) - on-demand computing services where compute resources are complemented by high-volume storage for healthcare facilities.
• Platform as a service (PaaS) - highly secure environment for web services and cloud application deployments.

Let's look at the main benefits that the best cloud computing services provide for stakeholders in the healthcare industry:

• Collaboration and accessibility. The cloud makes information available to use, receive and share from anywhere. In addition, it allows collaboration not only between employees but also between different medical institutions.
• Data security. Cloud computing systems can protect against potential threats by assessing and remediating existing vulnerabilities. Cloud strategies can further secure data with HIPAA compliance standards.
• Scalability. A cloud-based data management strategy considers constant data changes, such as scaling up and down, storing and deleting data, and adapting to the organization's needs. It ensures a continuous flow of data into healthcare.
• Cost. Pay-as-you-go services offered by cloud platforms allow you to use storage and scalability only when needed. In the long term, organizations see significant cost savings and a greater return on investment in cloud services.
• Interoperability. Cloud compatibility provides efficient access to multiple platforms from a single environment. It allows the exchange, interpretation, and consistent use of health information between staff and patients.
• Storage. Cloud-based healthcare storage solutions will allow people to own and control a single source of trusted information about their health and medical data, which they can share with providers, giving them permission to add or extract data as needed.
• Competitiveness. Moving to the cloud enables you to use artificial intelligence, machine learning, predictive analytics, and other technologies to stay competitive. It also lays the groundwork for a digital environment for managing, analyzing, and accessing structured and unstructured data from multiple sources.

That is why cloud technologies are applied in such healthcare fields as patient portals, electronic medical records, mobile apps, IoT devices, and big data analytics.