Production-ready ehr / emr / records apps — HIPAA-friendly, AI-optional.
Electronic health records, practice management, patient portals, and FHIR interoperability.
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Who can use these healthcare templates?
Solo practitioners, group clinics, hospitals, digital-health startups, telehealth platforms, clinical research teams, and healthcare-adjacent SaaS founders. Every template generates a HIPAA-friendly app with BAA-eligible vendors out of the box.
How do I make sure a generated app is HIPAA compliant?
Each template ships with the technical safeguards required by HIPAA: AES-256 at rest, TLS 1.3 in transit, audit logs for every PHI access, role-based access control, BAA-eligible third-party services, and intake forms that are BAA-aware. You're still responsible for organizational policies, training, and signed BAAs with each vendor.
Can patients book appointments and message providers?
Yes. Most templates ship with online booking, provider calendars, and secure in-app messaging. Telehealth templates add video visits (Daily.co / Zoom / Twilio) and async store-and-forward.
How long does it take to generate and deploy a template?
Starter templates generate in 15–25 minutes. Standard templates take 25–45 minutes. Advanced and enterprise templates (multi-role EHR, RCM, hospital ops) can take 45–120 minutes. Build time is shown on each card before you start.
Do AI-powered templates use Anthropic, OpenAI, or something else?
AI templates default to Claude on AWS Bedrock (BAA-covered for healthcare). You can swap to Azure OpenAI, Google Vertex, or self-hosted models at generation time. Every model call is logged and zero-retention configured by default.
Can I customize after generation, or am I locked into the template?
You own the generated code — it's not a template engine you're locked into. The output is plain Next.js/React/FastAPI you can fork, extend, or rip apart. VertiComply just gives you the HIPAA-compliant starting point.
Are these certified for ONC, FDA, or other regulatory programs?
Templates ship with the technical building blocks required for ONC certification (CCDS data set, ePrescribing, patient portal hooks) but certification itself is your process. For FDA software-as-a-medical-device flows (SaMD), see the AI-in-healthcare templates which include 510(k)-readiness scaffolding.
What integrations are supported (FHIR, HL7, eRx, labs)?
FHIR R4 is standard across EHR-bearing templates. HL7 v2 for lab interfaces (ORM/ORU). Surescripts NCPDP SCRIPT for ePrescribing. Bulk FHIR for population-health. C-CDA import/export for cross-EHR data exchange.
3 templates in this category, each with its compliance scope, included features and target platforms. Open any template to preview the screens and BAA documentation before you build.
Open EHR core: USCDI v3 data classes, encounters, problem list, meds, allergies, vitals, immunizations, FHIR R4 read/write, SMART on FHIR app launch, and per-tenant RBAC.
Integrations: FHIR R4, HL7 v2, SMART on FHIR. Built for: providers, clinicians, admins.
Personal Health Record: connect to multiple FHIR endpoints (1Up, Apple Health, hospitals), unified timeline, document upload, family-member records, and share-link to clinicians.
Public: Home (Patient-owned PHR hero + feature overview) · How it works (From scattered records to one you control) · Sign in (Member (patient / caregiver) sign-in) · Create account (Patient or caregiver signup)
Clinician: Clinician sign-in (Doctor-app sign-in) · Clinician console (Patients who granted access; redeem a QR/link)
My record: Timeline (Unified multi-source health timeline + summary cards) · Health profile (Demographics, conditions, meds, allergies, immunizations) · Records (Upload and browse documents (lab PDFs, scans)) · Family (Manage records for children and elderly parents) · Connections (Connect hospitals, labs, and health apps (FHIR)) · Sharing (Mint scoped, expiring, revocable QR consent links) · Access log (Every clinician/link view of your record) · AI summary (Plain-language summary in English / Hindi / Spanish) · Settings (Account, language, export & deletion)
Legal: Privacy (HIPAA Notice of Privacy Practices) · Terms (Terms of service) · Accessibility (WCAG 2.2 AA statement (EN/HI/ES UI))
Integrations: 1Up Health, Apple Health, Google Health Connect, FHIR R4. Built for: patients, caregivers.
Passage gives unit care teams and the admissions desk one shared view of the inpatient journey. Every patient sits on a five-stage ADT pipeline — Admitted, On unit, Discharge planning, Ready, Discharged — with their estimated discharge date, length of stay and a discharge-readiness checklist at a glance. The admissions desk admits incoming ED, direct, elective and transfer patients from the intake queue onto the right unit and bed. On the floor, the care team places admission orders, reconciles home and inpatient medications line by line, schedules follow-up and adjusts the EDD. Inter-unit transfers are requested by the care team and accepted by the desk without losing the trail. Discharge is gated: a patient can only be sent home once orders, medication reconciliation and follow-up are complete, at which point the clinician writes a full discharge summary. House census, occupancy and average length of stay are computed live, and every admission, order, reconciliation, transfer and discharge is audit-logged.
Public: Home (Clinical-journey hero + live ADT worklist preview) · How it works (From admit to discharge, end to end) · Sign in (Care-team / admissions-desk role toggle)
Care team: My worklist (Orders, med rec, follow-up, EDD, stage, transfer, discharge)
Admissions desk: Admissions desk (Census, admit from queue, accept transfers, team + audit)
Legal: Privacy (Privacy & HIPAA notice (incl. Section 1557)) · Terms (Terms of use) · Accessibility (WCAG 2.2 AA statement)
Integrations: FHIR R4, HL7 v2 ADT, Twilio SMS, SendGrid. Built for: admins, clinicians.