Build a secure telehealth application around the way your clinicians actually deliver virtual care—from patient intake and scheduling to video visits, documentation, and follow-up.

A telehealth product has to handle everything that happens before, during, and after a virtual consultation. Patients need to find the right provider, complete intake, book a time, join the visit, receive instructions, and know what happens next. Clinicians need a different experience. They need patient context before joining, a reliable consultation workspace during the appointment, and a practical way to document the encounter, create follow-up actions, and keep the clinical record current.


A behavioral health session does not run like an urgent-care consultation. A specialist may need referral documents before accepting an appointment, while a chronic-care program may need device readings available before the clinician joins the call. We build telehealth applications around these differences instead of forcing every organization into the same workflow. Roles, appointment types, intake questions, consultation screens, documentation, and follow-up processes can reflect how your team already delivers care.
Bring the patient visit, clinician workflow, and supporting healthcare processes into one connected application.
Let patients find appropriate providers, choose visit types, and securely book available appointments.
Collect demographics, symptoms, consent, documents, and relevant information before scheduled consultations begin.
Support secure video appointments with waiting rooms and role-specific patient and provider experiences.
Give providers structured workflows for documenting consultations, assessments, notes, and follow-up actions securely.
Keep patient-provider communication inside controlled workflows before and after scheduled virtual care visits.
Coordinate instructions, referrals, future appointments, and ongoing actions after each completed virtual consultation.
A useful telehealth application cannot become another isolated place where patient information lives. It needs controlled connections to the systems your clinical, administrative, and financial teams already depend on.
Connect virtual encounters with existing clinical systems through standards-based APIs and healthcare data exchange.
Exchange structured healthcare information using FHIR resources appropriate to your application and integration requirements.
Manage patient, clinician, administrator, and support access through clearly separated roles and permissions.
Securely maintain activity records across sensitive actions, data access, authentication events, and administrative workflows.
Create the complete digital care journey for organizations where most patient interactions happen remotely. Patients can register, complete intake, schedule consultations, meet clinicians, receive follow-up instructions, and return for future care without navigating separate systems.
Add virtual appointments alongside existing in-person services without creating a disconnected second workflow. Providers can manage different appointment types while patients use one consistent experience for scheduling, communication, and follow-up.
Virtual visits can become one part of a longer care relationship rather than isolated appointments. Programs that collect patient readings between consultations can connect with Remote Patient Monitoring Software, so clinicians have relevant longitudinal information available when reviewing patient progress.
We start with the clinical journey, not a predefined telehealth template. That keeps development focused on the workflows your patients, clinicians, and operations teams will actually use.
Telehealth creates several points where protected health information can move: registration forms, consultation screens, messages, clinical documentation, uploaded files, integrations, and administrative workflows. Security must cover that entire journey, not just the video session. DrapCode supports HIPAA-compliant application development with encrypted data handling, role-based access, authentication, audit logging, and controlled infrastructure. You can sign a BAA as part of the engagement when DrapCode handles PHI on your behalf.


We do not treat telehealth development as adding video conferencing to a generic healthcare application. The work starts with your care model: who the patient sees, what clinicians need during the encounter, where documentation belongs, and which systems need the resulting data. DrapCode brings application development, healthcare integrations, secure infrastructure, and HIPAA-focused controls into the same delivery process. You get a telehealth application designed for your organization, not a white-label product that dictates how your team must work.
Tell us how your consultations work today. We’ll help turn that workflow into a secure telehealth application built around your patients, providers, and existing healthcare systems.