Clinevo
A healthcare services website we built in Next.js and Node, laid out for accessibility and easy reading on any screen. The Clinevo project page shows the stack and links to the live site.
Boffin Coders is a healthcare software development company in India that builds patient portals, booking, practice systems and integrations with the practice software a clinic already runs. We build for clinics, practice groups and health-tech teams, in your own accounts, with AI only where a clinician reviews what it drafts. One healthcare website we built is live, and this page says plainly what we have not built.
Projects from $4,000. Developers $18-38 an hour, or from $3,000 a month.
Running a dental, physio or veterinary practice rather than building software? Dental marketing and practice websites are on the clinics page.
2017
Shipping software since
Same owners, same team
18
People in one office
Developers, designers and SEO in Mohali
100%
IP ownership
Your repository from the first commit
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One working day, every enquiry
One healthcare website is live, one practice's search and redesign is done, and two patterns a clinic needs are running for clients in other sectors. Everything else on this page is what we would build, not what we have shown.
A healthcare services website we built in Next.js and Node, laid out for accessibility and easy reading on any screen. The Clinevo project page shows the stack and links to the live site.
Search rankings and a redesign for a physiotherapy practice. The owner's review sits below, on GoodFirms, where we cannot edit it, and what we changed for the practice is written up.
Our exam platform turns spoken answers into text on a server we control, so no recording goes to a transcription company. The write-up on speech to text that keeps the recording is the same design a clinic needs for dictation.
An outreach tool where the model writes, a person reads, and only then does anything go out. The piece on letting AI write the email but never send it sets out the same rule a clinical letter needs.
If one of these is a hard requirement, we say so on the first call rather than after the quote, and help you brief a firm that has done it.
Published on Clutch and GoodFirms. Every card links to the original, and a client who reviewed us on both appears once.
“They managed the project efficiently, delivering on time with clear communication.”
Manager
Healthcare Solutions Company
“Boffin Coders improved my search rankings and redesigned my website. They were professional, easy to work with, and delivered great results. Boffin Coders really gets in the topic of the problem and suggests different solutions.”
Dirk Habermann
Owner, Praxis Dreierlei
Most clinics do not need more software. They need the software they have to stop sending work back to reception. These are the four places it usually breaks, and each is something a build can fix.
Booking, moving an appointment, a form before the first visit, a copy of a receipt. When the website cannot do them, the phone does, and reception spends the morning on calls a patient portal would have taken.
A booking form that emails reception, who retype it into the practice system. Every retyped field is a chance to book the wrong slot. Where an old system is the real blocker, legacy modernisation is usually a fix rather than a rebuild.
A form builder, a chat widget, a transcription service. Each one can copy patient information to a vendor the practice never assessed, and nobody finds out until someone asks where the data went.
Notes, referral letters and summaries get written after the appointment, often in the evening. Drafting them with AI saves that time only if a clinician reads every draft before it is filed or sent.
Four kinds of work, each scoped to what the proof above supports. If you came looking for hospital management software development in India, read the second card first: we build for clinics and practice groups, and we say where that stops. For the wider picture of a full hospital system, our guide to cloud-native hospital management software covers the architecture.
A patient portal where patients book, move and cancel appointments, fill in forms before they arrive, read their own letters and pay an invoice, on the web and, if you want one, in an app. We build it as a web application on your own cloud account, and booking reads real availability from the practice system rather than keeping a second diary.
Scheduling across clinicians, rooms and sites, patient records kept the way your clinic actually keeps them, note templates, rotas and invoicing. For a practice group, one view across every site, with each site's data separated by role. This is the part people call hospital management software. At clinic and practice-group scale we build it. A full hospital system is a different build, covered in the FAQ below.
Most clinics already run a practice management system, and many of those publish an API. We read and write through the interface the vendor documents, so a booking made on the website lands in the diary and a new patient's form lands in their record. Where a system speaks HL7 or FHIR, we use it. Before quoting, we tell you what the vendor's API allows and which parts would be first-time work for us.
Dictation turned into text on a server you control, then drafted into a letter or a note that a clinician reads, edits and approves. The model never files or sends anything. Both halves run today in other sectors, which is why we offer them here and nothing further along.
The model writes, the clinician decides, and the recording never leaves a server you control.
The time AI saves a clinic is typing, not diagnosis. We use it to turn a dictated visit into a draft letter or note, and a clinician approves every draft before it is filed or sent.
Both halves are the patterns written up in the proof section above: speech to text that runs on your own server, and a model that can write but has no way to send. We do not build AI that makes a clinical recommendation, triages a patient or reads a scan, and we would not put one in front of your patients on the strength of a demo.
Speech to text runs in your own cloud account. The recording is never sent to a transcription company.
Letters, referral summaries and notes are drafted for a clinician to approve. The model has no way to send or file them.
An uploaded form is read into fields, and a member of staff checks them before anything is saved.
A website assistant that answers booking and preparation questions from your own pages, hands over to reception, and gives no clinical advice.
We build the controls, and your compliance officer verifies them. We hold no healthcare compliance certification and nothing here says a system is certified. These are the four things we do on every build that touches patient data, and a compliance officer can check each one.
Each person sees only what their role needs, enforced on the server rather than hidden in the interface. Every read and change of a patient record is written to an audit log your compliance officer can export and check.
TLS on every connection, and encryption at rest on the database and file storage using your cloud provider's managed keys. The keys sit in your account, not ours, so revoking our access is a setting you control.
Dependencies are scanned in the build pipeline, and the OWASP Top 10 is the checklist for code review. Before launch you can commission an independent penetration test, and we fix what it finds before the system takes a patient.
The system runs in your own AWS, Azure or Google Cloud account, in the region you choose, so where the data lives is your decision. Our people are added as members and removed when the work ends.
Not a list of healthcare integrations we have delivered. Each of these publishes an interface we can build against. The practice systems and the health standards would be first-time work for us, and the quote says which lines are.
In USD. Hourly and monthly rates move with the stack and the seniority, from a junior on routine work to a senior on complex builds. Nothing is quoted outside them, and if the number does not work for you, you have saved yourself a meeting.
Patient portals, practice systems and integration work with the records system you already run. Take the project, or hire the engineers and keep delivery in your own hands.
$18-38 an hour depending on the stack, or from $3,000 a month for a dedicated developer. Shortlisted profiles within two working days, and whoever you pick starts within one to two weeks.
What we have built and what we have not, what it costs, whether it meets the rules, and where patient data lives. Plain answers, before the call rather than on it.
A healthcare services website for Clinevo, built in Next.js and Node and live today, and search rankings and a redesign for Praxis Dreierlei, a physiotherapy practice. We have not shipped a patient portal or a clinical system for a client yet. What transfers is work running in other sectors: speech to text on our own server for an exam platform, and an outreach tool where AI drafts and a person sends. We say this before the first call so nobody is surprised on it.
Twenty minutes with the person who would build it. We tell you what we have built that applies, what would be first-time work, and what we would not take on.