Telehealth platforms patients understand in a single visit.
Care is complex; the front door shouldn't be. We build telehealth sites and companion apps that explain the service in plain language, confirm coverage up front and get patients started in minutes.
Trust and clarity decide whether patients start.
OneTouchMD delivers remote monitoring, AI-guided insights and a care team between visits for patients managing chronic conditions, many of them Medicare-eligible and living with Type 2 diabetes. That promise only works if patients understand what they get, confirm their insurance covers it, and can start without navigating a clinical maze.
We gave each service line (diabetes management, remote patient monitoring, chronic care management, medical weight loss and more) its own plain-language page and "Get Started" path, put insurance verification up front, and handed off cleanly to the companion iOS app for day-to-day monitoring.
What we build for telehealth.
Plain-language service pages
One page per program, written for patients, each with its own path to start.
Insurance verification
Coverage confirmed before a patient commits, so Medicare, Medicaid and major carriers are clear up front.
Companion apps
iOS and Android apps for daily monitoring and communication with the care team.
AI explained, not hyped
AI-guided insights described without jargon, with the clinical team clearly in charge.
Privacy-first builds
Sensitive health data handled with care: minimal collection, access controls and vendors chosen for compliance needs.
SEO and education
Patient education and condition content that helps the right patients find you.
The honest answers.
We build privacy-first and choose infrastructure and vendors that support HIPAA requirements, such as providers who sign a Business Associate Agreement. Compliance also depends on your own policies, so we scope it with your compliance lead from day one.
Tell us what you're building.
A 30-minute discovery call. No deck, no sales script. Bring the problem and we'll bring the questions, then a fixed quote once it's scoped.