Architecture Consulting for Patient Health Monitoring Application

Project Overview

Country
Israel
Industry
Healthcare
Timeline
August 2022

Our client is a digital health company developing a speech-processing platform that uses digital devices to detect physiological changes in the human body.

Its patient monitoring application analyzes speech samples captured through a smartphone and processed by a machine learning algorithm. The solution is focused on continuous monitoring of patients with CHF and was being prepared for future use as a remote patient monitoring solution in the US healthcare market.

Business Challenge

Medical data had to be protected in accordance with applicable state regulations.
The solution needed to accommodate varying hospital requirements for handling protected health information.
The solution architecture had to support FHIR integration and interoperability with hospital systems.
The patient engagement solution needed to account for multiple user flows and interaction scenarios.

Our Solution

Approach

We assembled a team comprised of a project manager, solution architect, and a business analyst to generate the required deliverables. After a kick-off meeting, we set out to analyze the current solution architecture, design the onboarding flows, and gather valuable data.

The client had a clear vision concerning the security standard they wanted to implement. Our solution architect has adjusted the existing solution architecture to be capable of supporting FHIR security standards.

Implementation

Binariks team of business analyst, solution architect, and project manager helped the client with the following aspects:

Designed hospital, patient, and user onboarding flows
Enabled multi-tenant approach
Delivered SSO architecture
Picked technical solutions for the integration
Lead communication with the client and hospitals

Technologies Used

Value Delivered

Binariks provided a clear architecture vision and preparation roadmap for bringing the existing patient monitoring application closer to US hospital deployment and SMART on FHIR integration.

FHIR integration roadmap: Defined how the solution could integrate with hospital systems using SMART on FHIR.
Multi-tenant architecture approach: Outlined an architecture designed to support future use across multiple healthcare organizations.

Structured onboarding flows: Mapped onboarding journeys for hospitals, patients, and other system users.
SSO and security architecture: Defined the SSO approach and security considerations for handling protected health information.