The Landscape
American payers are under simultaneous pressure from CMS interoperability rules, state-level prior authorization reforms, and the expanding HIPAA enforcement posture. The TriZetto breach — 12 months of undetected access across Cognizant's systems — exposed how deeply payer technology infrastructure had traded security for cost optimization. Most payer technology vendors haven't changed the underlying architecture since. They've changed the marketing.
When the regulation changes, most engineering teams find out from legal — weeks after the fact. Our systems surface regulatory changes in real time and translate them into engineering requirements before the lawyers finish drafting the memo.
Our Approach
Compliance Coverage
Every system we deploy for Payers & Insurance in United States is HIPAA-compliant from architecture through deployment. HIPAA- and -SOC 2 compliance is enforced automatically at every commit — not assessed after the fact.
Engagement Scope
Duration: 8–16 weeks
A focused team of 10–30 engineers deployed against a single Payers & Insurance platform in United States. HIPAA + SOC 2-compliant architecture from day one. Fixed price, fixed output, no discovery phase.
Duration: 3–9 months
40–100 engineers running parallel workstreams across a Payers & Insurance transformation in United States. Multi-system compliance governance, integrated delivery management, and HIPAA + SOC 2 certification maintained across the entire program.
Duration: 6–18 months
100–250+ engineers owning the complete technology infrastructure for a Healthcare organization in United States. Full HIPAA + SOC 2 compliance across every system, every integration, every deployment — from the first commit to the final sign-off.