Community Health Network is one of Indiana's largest health systems, and it set out to build a behavioral-health platform that could reach people right on their phones. We've built it with them since 2018: native iOS and Android apps, real-time features, analytics, and the admin behind them. The product grew strong enough that in 2024 it spun out into an independent company of its own.
Behavioral-health care doesn't only happen in an appointment. The challenge is the time in between, when someone is on their own and the support they need is somewhere other than their pocket. A large health system wanted to close that gap with software people would actually open, on the device they already carry.
Community Health Network came to us to build it. That meant more than an app: native mobile on both platforms, real-time features so it felt alive rather than static, analytics to understand what people were telling it, and an admin side for the staff running the program. All of it held to the standard behavioral-health data demands.
Care that continues past the appointment has to live where people already are, on their phones. That's the platform we set out to build, and the one that outgrew us.
We built the behavioral-health platform end to end: the apps people use, the real-time features that keep them live, the analytics that make sense of what comes in, and the admin the program runs on.
Native apps on both platforms, so the people the program serves reach it on the device they already carry every day.
Real-time features built on SignalR, so the experience updates as things happen rather than waiting on a refresh.
Keyword and mind-map analytics that turn what people record into patterns the program can actually see and act on.
A report builder that lets the team pull the numbers it needs on its own, without waiting on a developer to write each one.
An admin panel where staff manage the platform, its people, and its content from one place behind the apps.
A platform solid enough that it could spin out from the health system in 2024 and keep running as an independent company.
Almost everything we ship runs on the same modern Microsoft stack: proven, supported, and easy to hire for years from now. Cutting edge but never bleeding edge.
Real-time features run on SignalR, with native iOS and Android apps on the front and an admin panel behind them, all on one modern Microsoft stack.
The clearest sign a platform works is when it outgrows the organization that started it. We built this behavioral-health platform with Community Health Network beginning in 2018, and by 2024 it had spun out into an independent company, still running on the foundation we launched.
Tell us the challenge in plain language. We scope the work on complexity, commit to the figure in the room, and stay for the years after launch.
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