Healthcare
Complete Legacy System Modernization for Healthcare and Health-Tech Organizations
Your claims engines, patient portals, and EHR integrations carry decades of undocumented clinical logic. Forge maps all of it, then rebuilds it under Work Orders your compliance team can audit, with HIPAA, HITECH, and HL7/FHIR enforced at every step.
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Your legacy systems weren't built for today's healthcare stack
Homegrown claims engines, point-to-point EHR integrations, and on-prem PHI stores: modernization vendors built for SAP shops don't map to what you're actually running.
Undocumented claims logic
Fifteen years of adjudication rules live in code, not documentation, and the people who wrote it have moved on.
Point-to-point EHR integrations
Every Epic or Oracle Health API change breaks another brittle, one-off connection somewhere in your stack.
PHI that can't move without review
Any move off the current setup means a full compliance re-review, unless the target architecture is compliant by design.
HIPAA, HITECH, and HL7/FHIR enforced before code is written
Select Healthcare as your industry domain and every matching policy binds to the architecture itself: clinical audit trails, HIPAA technical safeguards, HITECH breach readiness, HL7/FHIR interoperability, and PHI handling rules. Your compliance team approves the architecture once, and that approval is recorded against the artifact.
Every enabled policy is injected as a binding rule at each generation stage, so nothing reaches production without passing the controls your compliance team already signed off.
The same policies follow every work order to production
Once the architecture is approved, Forge breaks it into sprint-ready Build, Migrate, and Decommission work orders. Each one inherits the healthcare policies bound upstream, so a developer picking up a ticket gets the compliance constraints with it.
→ Healthcare frameworks stay fully enabled: HIPAA, HITECH, and HL7/FHIR at 100% coverage across the policy set
→ Every work order carries its acceptance criteria, dependencies, and the policies it must satisfy
→ Every phase names an accountable owner and a rollback plan before work orders are approved
From legacy system to live service, without a care disruption
Four stages, each human-gated. Your clinical, security, and compliance leads approve before anything advances.
01 · Assessment
Upload and code analysis
Connect your repo or upload an archive. Forge indexes the codebase and reconstructs the architecture and business logic buried inside it.
02 · ForgeScore
Get your health score
An 8-dimension composite score with a maturity label, prioritized findings, and compliance references where applicable.
03 · Plan
Review the modernization plan
2 to 3 target-state architecture options with trade-offs. Your team picks the one it can operate, not just the one that reads cleanest.
04 · Work orders
Migrate, governed
Approved plans become sprint-ready Build, Migrate, and Decommission work orders, synced to Jira and tracked through Application Context.
Healthcare use cases
Where health systems, payers, and health-tech platforms start with Forge.
Application modernization
Moving off legacy, non-SAP systems
Migrate homegrown claims platforms and EHR-adjacent systems under governed Work Orders.
New application development
Telehealth and patient engagement apps
Build patient-facing applications spec-first and compliant by design, from intent through work orders.
Security modernization
Secrets, compliance, threat and vuln management
Bring OWASP-aligned security practice into legacy re-architecture, not just bug scanning.
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What health systems get back
Measured across Forge engagements, not modeled projections.
66%
Rework eliminated
83%
Faster delivery
Zero
Architectural drift
Frequently asked questions
How does Forge handle PHI during migration?
We don't run SAP at all. Does this still apply?
Will this disrupt clinical operations?
What if our system has no documentation?