Case studiesExecutive Healthcare & Clinical OpsUnited States (Southwest)Phases 1 & 2 Live

Transitioning complex executive-health clinic operations from a fragile low-code stack to an offline-first Next.js PWA with zero downtime, live payment processing, and HIPAA + PCI-DSS compliance.

8 Days
Proposal to kickoff
Evaluation to deployed team
44
Low-code objects replaced
12 tables · 18 flows · 14 screens
100%
Payments live
Zero manual reconciliation errors
0
Downtime at cutover
Clinics never stopped seeing patients
SectorExecutive Healthcare & Clinical Ops
GeographyUnited States (Southwest)
Sprint8-Week Sprint · Ongoing Retainer
Pod6 Full-Stack & DevOps Engineers
ComplianceHIPAA & PCI-DSS
StatusPhases 1 & 2 Signed Off · Phase 3 Continuing
Clinician using a tablet at bedside in a private executive consultation room.
EXAM SUITE 03 · LEAD SHIELDEDZero Cellular / WiFi
The Physical Problem

Consultations happen in underground rooms and behind lead radiation shielding where internet drops to zero. When standard cloud apps disconnect, patient charts lock up and uncommitted notes are lost.

Shielded Exam Rooms

Lead-lined walls and underground suites block wireless signal.

Cloud App Failure

Traditional cloud canvas apps freeze and drop patient notes when disconnected.

Offline-First Solution

Next.js PWA saves instantly to the tablet and syncs safely once reconnected.

Our Local-First Approach: The tablet runs as an independent station. It saves notes instantly on the device, whether online or offline, and syncs automatically once in range.
02The stack that stalled

The clinic ran on 14 tablet screens, 18 automated flows, and 12 database tables in Microsoft Power Platform. When nurses charted in basement suites, long chains of flows timed out and lost patient notes.

Screens14

Canvas tablet forms that became sluggish and froze during bedside patient visits.

Flows18

Automated orchestrations that chained together and timed out under clinic load.

Tables12

Fragmented data tables that blocked leadership from seeing real-time clinic profit margins.

Side-by-side: What happened when a nurse tapped "Save" in a shielded room
Step 1 · Bedside Entry
Canvas Form Input

Nurse inputs vitals into cloud-dependent tablet form

Touch-First PWA Form

Nurse inputs vitals with immediate tactile response

Step 2 · Storage Execution
Synchronous Cloud Trigger

Flow #1 triggers Flow #4 across external servers

Instant Local Write

Saved in milliseconds to tablet’s local IndexedDB

Step 3 · In The Shielded Room
Connection Drops & Freezes

Weak signal halts the flow chain mid-task

Uninterrupted Operation

Chart completes seamlessly with zero internet required

Step 4 · Reconciliation
Timeout & Data Loss

Flow aborts after 45s; nurse must re-enter from scratch

Automatic Background Sync

Device safely pushes encrypted updates once in range

The Core Difference: The old system waited on 18 cloud flows. The new system saves locally in milliseconds.Zero Discarded Notes
  • FAULT 01

    Flows timed out mid-chart

    Complex nurse charting and multi-provider billing ran through long chains of Power Platform flows that failed to complete.

    Impact: The screen locked up mid-appointment, losing entered notes.

  • FAULT 02

    Exam suites had no signal

    Consultations take place in underground and lead-shielded rooms where cellular and WiFi signals drop to zero.

    Impact: Frequent disconnects right where charting happens.

  • FAULT 03

    Leadership flew on lagging numbers

    Inflexible low-code reporting prevented executives from viewing real-time unit economics and clinic margins.

    Impact: No live view of profit margin per clinic location.

03The room with no signal

Try the simulation below: switch to the shielded room, add vitals notes, then reconnect. The tablet saves everything locally to IndexedDB and syncs automatically once in range.

Subterranean dead zone · Writing directly to IndexedDB (12ms)
Bedside Tablet·Exam Suite 03
No Signal
Vitals Entry
Next
Intake Review
Doctor Notes
Lab Orders
Sign-Off
Tablet Local Store (IndexedDB)12ms local write
No notes recorded yet. Click "Save Next Clinical Note" on the tablet.
RF Dead Zone · Sync Paused (Zero Notes Lost)
Central PostgreSQL Database (Cloud)0 committed
Awaiting clinical notes from bedside tablet.
12ms local write: Immediate response on touchRF dead-zone proof: Never crashes or freezesBackground sync: Auto-reconciled on reconnect
04System architecture

A touch-first Next.js PWA, autonomous local storage on the tablet, hardened Node.js microservices on AWS, and a PostgreSQL database with real-time P&L reporting.

Stage 02 · Technical Role

Local Device Storage

IndexedDB · Service Worker Cache
Operational Function

Autonomous client database running directly on the tablet hardware.

Engineering Guarantee

Patient charting continues uninterrupted even with zero WiFi.

05One charge, three rails

In executive healthcare, a single consultation fee must be split between a booking deposit, attending physician fees, and external lab costs. We built a payment pipeline where card details stay safely with the payment processor, while payments split automatically with zero manual accounting errors.

Point of Care

Single Patient Charge

Patient pays once at the clinic terminal. Card data stays tokenized at the gateway.

PCI-DSS Tokenized
Automated 3-Way Split ▼
Booking DepositDeposit Allocation

Collected in advance at reservation to secure the appointment time.

Physician FeeProvider Pool

Distributed automatically to the specific medical providers who saw the patient.

Lab & Diagnostics BalanceLab Balance

Settled once external diagnostic results and third-party laboratory costs arrive.

PCI-DSS Compliance· Card Data Isolation

Credit card details stay securely with the payment processor. The clinic application only handles secure split tokens—card numbers never touch clinical servers.

HIPAA Compliance· Protected Health Information

All clinical intake, notes, and medical orders remain encrypted at rest and in transit within the BAA application boundary.

06Migrating mid-flight

How do you replace an operating system while clinics see patients every day? Features were cut over in phases so not a single patient appointment was interrupted.

Power Platform · 100% of the operationNext.js PWA · 0%
legacy
live on the new platform

Both sides carried real appointments throughout. Neither ever went to zero, which is the whole reason there was no downtime.

Eight days from proposal to team deployment. Clinics continued operating on legacy stack without interruption.

Zero downtime·Both platforms live at once·Clinics never stopped seeing patients
07Outcomes
0
Downtime through cutover

Clinics never stopped seeing patients. Both platforms ran side-by-side during cutover with zero operational interruption.

8 Days
Proposal to kickoff
Rapid technical evaluation to deployed pod of 6 engineers.
Go-Live
Phases 1 and 2
Signed off August 2026 with full clinical acceptance.
100% Live
Payment processing
Split deposit, physician fee, and lab balance with zero manual reconciliation errors.
8 Weeks
Core sprint
Delivered by 6 full-stack and DevOps engineers, transitioning to ongoing retainer.
Measured Results

What changed in everyday clinical operations.

Operational Transformation · Before vs AfterPhases 1 & 2 Live
Before Re-Platforming

Sluggish tablet forms timing out mid-chart

With Techdome PWA

Offline-first PWA with instant local saving

Before Re-Platforming

Frequent staff disconnects in basement suites

With Techdome PWA

Uninterrupted charting with automatic background sync

Before Re-Platforming

Flow timeouts during multi-provider split billing

With Techdome PWA

Automated 3-rail payment gateway with 0 reconciliation errors

Before Re-Platforming

Lagging reports blocking unit economics

With Techdome PWA

Real-time multi-location P&L margin dashboard

This clinic group is described by sector and region rather than by name. All figures are verifiable on Upwork.

Work with us

A stack that got you live is not automatically the stack that scales. We re-platform operations that cannot afford to stop.

What we ship

  • Low-code to production re-platforming
  • Offline-first PWAs with IndexedDB reconciliation
  • HIPAA-boundary application architecture
  • PCI-DSS split-payment gateways
  • Zero-downtime phased cutovers
  • Multi-location real-time P&L