Building Dedicated Development Capacity for Telemedicine and Healthcare Kiosks
Secure Medical expanded a .NET patient–doctor video and voice portal engagement into a six-developer development centre delivering 50+ web, mobile, embedded and healthcare self-service projects.
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projects delivered
50+
dedicated ODC team
6 developers
documented bug-detection rate
96%
The situation
A need for dependable specialists across software and hardware
Secure Medical, an Arizona technology company focused on telemedicine healthcare systems and kiosk information solutions, needed dependable .NET capacity. The relationship began with a patient–doctor video and voice communication portal and expanded into a long-term development center.
The client urgently needed .NET specialists who could become a reliable long-term extension of its healthcare technology team.
Telemedicine and self-service products required work across web, desktop, embedded, mobile, kiosk hardware and third-party systems.
Changing requirements and critical deliveries demanded transparent planning, rapid learning and consistent quality controls.
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Key Questions
Can a development partner become a long-term extension of our team?
An urgent need for .NET specialists grew into a six-developer offshore development centre and more than 50 delivered projects.
Can one team work across telemedicine, mobile apps and kiosk hardware?
The engagement expanded across web, desktop, embedded, mobile, healthcare kiosks and third-party systems.
How can we keep delivery visible as requirements change?
Iterative delivery, prototypes for larger projects, detailed plans and transparent communication supported critical implementations. Each module was tested by another developer before release.
The project approach
Start with a telemedicine portal and build a lasting engineering team
Secure Medical, an Arizona technology company, began with a web portal for patient–doctor video and voice communication. The relationship expanded into healthcare kiosks, sensor management, donation systems and other self-service solutions. The team combined project leadership, senior technical leadership and developers able to work across hardware and software.
Established a mature offshore development center combining iterative delivery, cross-module testing and multidisciplinary engineering for telemedicine, healthcare self-service and kiosk products.
How the solution was structured
Iterative development with cross-module testing
Started with a web patient–doctor communication portal using video and voice conferencing.
Structured the team around a project leader, senior technical leadership and versatile developers able to work across hardware and software.
Used iterative delivery and prototypes for larger projects, with each module tested by another developer before release.
Maintained detailed plans for multi-day work and transparent communication during critical implementations.
