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Ubaid Pisuwala

Freelancers sell individual capacity. Agencies sell defined delivery. A dedicated healthcare team gives you continuous product capacity. The right choice depends on the engineering responsibility your company actually needs.

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Ubaid Pisuwala

FHIR may standardize healthcare data exchange, but it does not make every EHR integration operationally identical. API coverage, authorization, launch context, write-back, customer environment, and workflow can materially change engineering effort.

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Ubaid Pisuwala

HealthTech founders usually ask about EHR integration cost when the product is close to customer conversations or implementation. The first question is often direct: “How much will it cost to integrate with Epic, Cerner, athenahealth, eClinicalWorks…

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Ubaid Pisuwala

For many HealthTech founders, EHR integration becomes a serious topic only after the product is already designed. The app is ready. The dashboard is ready. Customers are interested. Then someone asks, “Can this connect with Epic, Cerner…

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Ubaid Pisuwala

Your healthcare product exists. Customers may already be using it. The team may still be shipping some work. But every meaningful change feels slow, risky, or expensive. Maybe the first version was built quickly. Maybe the original vendor is no…

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Ubaid Pisuwala

The safest modernization strategy is not “rewrite everything.” It is understanding what the system does, where the risk lives, what must keep running, and which parts should be modernized first. 1. Legacy Healthcare Software Is Not Just Old Code I…

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Ubaid Pisuwala

Healthcare software hiring goes wrong when teams hire for tech stack first and domain risk second. A React, Node, Python, or Flutter developer may be technically strong and still be the wrong person for PHI-heavy, EHR-connected, workflow-sensitive…

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Ubaid Pisuwala

Ask an LLM to summarize a patient encounter as a SOAP note, and it will. The note will read fluently, follow the right headings, and sound clinically plausible. None of that tells you whether it's usable in production — and for teams evaluating or…

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Ubaid Pisuwala

Every AI medical scribe starts with the same unglamorous problem: turning sound into text accurately enough that a clinician will trust what comes out the other end. Consumer-grade speech recognition gets nowhere close on its own. The gap between…

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