Medical device & healthcare software services
From the firmware on the device to the AI on its data.
ME Software Solutions designs, builds, and runs software for medical devices and the healthcare systems around them — embedded Linux and SVH Platform integration on the device, cloud, web, and mobile applications above it, AI on top, and the HL7v2, FHIR, and DICOM interfaces that connect it all.
- Embedded Linux
- Yocto
- AI / LLM
- AWS / Azure
- iOS / Android
- React
- HL7v2
- FHIR R4
- DICOM
- IEC 62304
Services
One partner across the whole device and data lifecycle.
Embedded, AI, cloud, mobile, and web — every practice here works in medical devices and healthcare only, so the compliance posture, the protocols, and the PHI boundary are already understood on day one.
SVH Platform Integration
Make your medical device SVH-native: the SVH Device Agent integrated into your device software, cryptographic device identity, secure updates, and device data flowing out in standards hospitals accept.
Learn more →Embedded Linux & Device Software
Yocto Project / OpenEmbedded builds for connected medical devices — custom BSPs, kernel and drivers, secure boot, signed OTA updates, and SBOMs.
Learn more →AI & Machine Learning
LLM features, clinical and device-data models, and retrieval pipelines built on your own data — with the validation and audit trail healthcare demands.
Learn more →Cloud & Platform Engineering
Device clouds, data platforms, and SaaS back ends on AWS or Azure — designed to support HIPAA, built for scale, and automated end to end.
Learn more →Web & Mobile Applications
Clinician portals, patient apps, and device companion apps for web, iOS, and Android — engineered under a compliance-aware SDLC from day one.
Learn more →Interoperability & Interfaces
HL7v2, FHIR, and DICOM interfaces between your devices, the EHR, LIS/RIS, and partner systems — designed, built, tested, and monitored.
Learn more →Consulting & Advisory
Architecture reviews, connectivity strategy, and SDLC guidance designed to support HIPAA, IEC 62304, and FDA cybersecurity expectations.
Learn more →Managed Services & Support
Monitoring, incident response, upgrades, and healthcare-fluent engineers who extend your team for the long run.
Learn more →Industries
We speak your side of the interface.
Medical Device Vendors
Ship connectivity your hospital customers can actually deploy: embedded software, SVH Platform integration, device clouds, and standards-based data out.
Learn more →Hospitals & Health Systems
Connect bedside devices, the EHR, and departmental systems without adding another silo — or another unmanaged endpoint.
Learn more →Digital Health Startups
Web, mobile, cloud, and AI product engineering that survives your first enterprise security review — FHIR-native, audit-friendly, and built to scale.
Learn more →Clinics, Labs & Diagnostics
LIS, RIS, and imaging integrations sized for smaller teams — results where clinicians need them, without enterprise overhead.
Learn more →Solutions
Fixed-scope packages to start fast.
Not ready for an open-ended engagement? Each package has a defined scope, named deliverables, and a timeline you can put in front of your leadership.
Device Connectivity Launchpad
A fixed-scope SVH Platform integration: one device type SVH-enabled, enrolled, and streaming data in weeks, not quarters.
Learn more →EHR Integration Accelerator
A packaged interface build: interface engine setup, your first HL7v2/FHIR interfaces live, plus runbooks and monitoring.
Learn more →Compliance-Ready SDLC
Process and tooling setup for device software teams — traceability, testing, and documentation designed to support IEC 62304.
Learn more →Insights
How we think about device and healthcare software.
Interoperability
HL7v2 or FHIR for device data? Both — and here's how we decide
The standards debate is usually framed as old vs new. In production, it's a per-interface decision with a short checklist.
Device operations
Zero trust for hospital device fleets: what it actually takes
Zero trust is easy to say and hard to retrofit. A field view of what changes when every device has to prove itself.
Compliance
What IEC 62304 actually asks of your development process
The standard reads like bureaucracy until you translate it into engineering practice. Then most of it turns out to be things good teams half-do already.
Tell us what needs to talk to what.
Bring us a device, an integration problem, or a product idea — we will come back with an approach, not a slide deck.