Software for healthcare
Patient data is non-negotiable — NEN 7510 and GDPR from the architecture phase
Software for healthcare
Compliance is the Foundation
In healthcare, data security is not a feature — it is a prerequisite. NEN 7510 prescribes concrete measures for information security, the GDPR sets strict requirements for data processing and retention. We build healthcare software where encryption, access control, logging and audit trails are incorporated from the architecture phase. Not as a layer on top, but as the foundation.
Proven in Practice
For CCAPP, an application handling sensitive user data was secured and audited. For HoorCompleet, a platform was built with IDIN identity verification and Signhost integration for digital signatures — essential for patient identification and consent in healthcare. Practical experience that makes the difference between compliance on paper and compliance that works.
Integrations with Healthcare Systems
Healthcare software does not exist in isolation. EHRs, laboratory systems, billing platforms — these integrations require reliable APIs with strict error handling and NEN 7510-compliant logging. Built so that healthcare processes are supported, not hindered.
Frequently asked questions about Software for healthcare
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Does the software comply with NEN 7510?
NEN 7510 is the starting point, not the end goal. Encrypted data storage, layered access control, extensive logging and regular audits are standard in the design.
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How is patient data privacy ensured?
GDPR compliance is standard. Encryption, pseudonymisation and minimal data collection are applied in every healthcare project — technical measures that safeguard privacy, not just policy.
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Can existing healthcare software be modernised?
Yes. After a thorough analysis, a migration path is established that ensures continuity and meets current security and compliance requirements. Daily operations continue uninterrupted.
Curious what is possible?
One conversation is usually enough to tell whether it fits. A reply within 24 hours, and no middlemen.