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Mobile Health App Development
Enabling better healthcare outcomes through a patient-centric mobile health app.
Casestudy
- A mobile health application modernizing clinical workflows, connecting patients and providers.
- More than 45% EMR Revenue Share
- More than 25% Revenue Growth
- 86% Reduction in Claim Processing Time
Modernizing an Electronic Medical Record Management Platform
When one of Australia’s leading digital health providers found its core platform straining under the weight of legacy infrastructure, it needed a reinvention. They partnered with Experion to reengineer those aging systems into a modern, cloud-native architecture that scales. The outcome: an FHIR-enabled, multi-tenant SaaS ecosystem that seamlessly connects clinicians, patients, and healthcare organizations nationwide- delivering gains in revenue, operational efficiency, and patient engagement.
A leading provider of digital health solutions to the Australian healthcare industry. With a portfolio of SaaS and software applications, including Electronic Medical Records, patient engagement platforms, and consumer health records, the company helps health businesses become more efficient and better manage patient outcomes. Its solutions serve Allied Health, Community Health, Healthcare in the Home, Hospitals, and Mental Health services across Australia.
Overcoming Challenges with Intelligent Solutions
Challenges
Solutions
We rebuilt the platform on an open-source, modular, multi-tenant framework - preserving all functionality while delivering a contemporary, intuitive interface.
We delivered a cloud-based, multi-tenant SaaS modular solution that enables organizations to select and scale service-specific modules independently.
FHIR-defined modular data components-termed ’ resources’-reimagined the architecture, enabling clean separation, easier maintenance, and component reuse across modules.
A Mobile First design methodology was applied across the platform, ensuring device-friendly experiences for all form factors, with native mobile development for iOS and Android.
Our team carried out functional, regression, and risk-based testing across the SDLC, with shift-left security and interoperability validation.
We built a Personal Health Record app that consolidated medications, history, allergies, immunizations, measurements, and symptoms in a secure location, with HL7-integrated EMR connectivity.
Outcomes
The modernized platform transformed how the client served the Healthcare Market- turning a legacy, siloed system into a high-growth digital health ecosystem.
- A truly modular solution that supports healthcare practitioners and organizations in digitizing their services and processes, including through mobile health app development.
- Organizations can add modules to their package to ensure it meets the specific needs of each business.
- The web-based application is device-agnostic, with an intuitive user interface that makes it easy for staff to use the platform every day.
- Patients can now securely access their medical records via the associated personal health record system, reducing claim processing time by 86%.
- WCAG and accessibility compliance achieved, ensuring inclusive digital experiences across all platform touchpoints.
- The solution is FHIR-enabled, supports HL7 standards, and meets compliance requirements for NSQHS, Medicare, and the ACT health authority.
Built for a complex, regulated industry with high stakes for patients and providers alike, the platform provides the client with the technical foundation to lead digital health transformation across Australia.
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