DrapCode audits AI-built healthcare apps, fixes security and PHI-handling gaps, and rebuilds components that cannot support production use.

A founder creates an intake app with an AI coding tool. Patients can complete forms, staff can view submissions, and the demo gets interest from a clinic. Then the clinic asks where PHI is stored, which vendors receive it, and who can see each patient’s record. DrapCode’s remediation service begins there. We inspect the existing application and identify what to retain, what to repair, and what to rebuild before it handles PHI in production.


An AI-built app is not automatically unsuitable for healthcare. Its interface and workflow may be valuable even if the authentication, backend, hosting, or vendor choices need to change. DrapCode audits the code and the full patient-data path, then carries out the agreed fixes or rebuild. You get a clear implementation decision before work begins, followed by an application designed for the intended healthcare workflow.
The work depends on the audit findings, not on a generic list of changes applied to every prototype.
Review authentication, permissions, data handling, dependencies, logging, and exposed endpoints.
Follow patient data through forms, storage, notifications, vendors, and backups.
Identify unsuitable services and replace connections where PHI handling requires it.
Restrict records and sensitive actions to appropriately authorized patient and staff roles.
Replace fragile foundations while preserving useful screens, workflows, and product decisions.
Validate patient journeys and staff actions after implementing security changes.
DrapCode addresses the application and infrastructure components that the audit identifies as needing change.
Deploy supported workloads into appropriately configured production infrastructure with defined responsibilities.
Keep PHI out of unnecessary analytics, testing, and development services.
Implement authentication, role permissions, session management, and auditable staff activity.
Review EHR APIs and integrations for appropriate permissions and data handling.
DrapCode gives you a fix-or-rebuild recommendation based on the current app and its intended use.
The coding tool used to create a prototype does not determine whether the finished system meets HIPAA requirements. DrapCode reviews how the application handles PHI, which vendors are involved, and whether the required safeguards and agreements are in place. HHS explains the Security Rule’s safeguards. Technical remediation may address encryption, access controls, audit logging, hosting, and integrations. The customer must also maintain its applicable organizational policies, risk analysis, workforce practices, and other HIPAA obligations.


DrapCode builds healthcare applications and supports production hosting. This lets our team work across the prototype’s interface, backend, data flows, integrations, and deployment rather than addressing one isolated component. We aim to retain the parts of the prototype that serve patients and staff well. Where the foundation cannot be repaired responsibly, DrapCode rebuilds the affected components around the workflow the team has already validated.
Show DrapCode the working app and where you want to use it. We’ll review the production gaps and scope the work to fix or rebuild it.