DrapCode provides managed hosting for healthcare applications, with encrypted storage, audit logs, scheduled backups, and a BAA. The published Scale plan starts at $650/month.

A healthcare app can have sound application code and still be deployed in an environment poorly suited to patient data. Unclear vendor agreements, unrestricted server access, or untested backups can become problems long after launch. Hosting is also an ongoing responsibility. Someone must manage the production environment, monitor its health, maintain access controls, and know what happens when a deployment fails or data needs restoring.


DrapCode’s managed hosting tier gives healthcare teams a defined place to run their application and a team responsible for the underlying infrastructure. It covers the hosting environment while allowing the customer to keep control of clinical workflows, workforce access decisions, and its broader HIPAA program. The Scale plan is listed at $650/month. It includes hosting for up to five apps, dedicated resources, encrypted storage, backups every six hours, and 30 days of backup and log retention. Enterprise scopes larger or more specialized infrastructure needs. See DrapCode’s published plan details.
These are the operational pieces a healthcare team needs to understand before it moves an application into production.
Run healthcare applications on managed resources with a defined hosting region.
Protect application data, files, and backups using managed encryption controls.
Create recoverable backup copies every six hours under the Scale plan.
Maintain application, server, and database logs for operational and security review.
Limit infrastructure access and support application permissions appropriate to user roles.
Provide priority email and Slack support for the production environment.
The service pairs hosting resources with controls relevant to systems that handle electronic protected health information.
Allocate compute capacity according to the selected plan and application needs.
Protect stored data and files, with encrypted connections during transmission.
Select an available hosting region based on project and data requirements.
Host applications that connect with EHRs and other approved healthcare services.
A provider launches a patient portal for messages, forms, and records. Managed hosting gives the team a production environment for that workflow, while the provider decides who should have access.
A practice uses a practice management portal throughout the working day. Backups, logs, and a defined support channel matter when scheduling and administrative teams depend on the application.
A digital health company connects its app to an EHR platform . Its hosting plan must account for the data exchanged, integration dependencies, and the region where the workload runs.
We agree on the plan and production requirements before deployment. The arrangement documents which infrastructure services DrapCode provides and which application and organizational duties remain with the customer.
The $650/month Scale plan lists encrypted data, files, and backups; encryption in transit; audit, server, and database logs; and backups every six hours with 30 days of backup and log retention. DrapCode signs a BAA with healthcare customers on its production plans and lists SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 among its security credentials. Published pricing and plan comparison. Those controls support a HIPAA-regulated workload, but hosting alone does not make the customer’s entire application or organization compliant. The customer still needs appropriate application configuration, workforce policies, a risk analysis, and management of other vendors handling PHI.


DrapCode can build the healthcare application and host the environment it runs in. For teams launching a new product, that makes it easier to address deployment needs alongside patient access, integrations, and application security. Teams also retain an exit path: DrapCode states that code export is free and that customers can obtain their application code and database export. If a customer later chooses different infrastructure, they can plan the transition around the application and its data rather than an inaccessible build.
Tell us what your application handles, where it needs to run, and what your team expects from ongoing support. We’ll confirm whether the $650/month Scale plan fits or whether you need an Enterprise configuration.