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.
We don't discovery-phase modernizations. We inherit what exists — the broken vendor implementation, the 12-year-old monolith, the failed transformation — and ship what works.
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.