Cloud backend integration
If your current glucometer app stores data locally on the patient phone but your clinical team needs to monitor patient glucose data remotely for a remote patient monitoring programme, a telehealth service, or a chronic disease management platform - CoreFragment can design and build the cloud backend and provider portal that extends your existing app into a full remote monitoring system. Patient data flows from the glucometer through the app to the cloud, where authorized clinicians can review it in real time without any change to the patient user experience.
Companion mobile app development
Medical apps are not used by developers or early adopters - they are used by patients managing serious health conditions, many of whom are elderly, anxious, or dealing with the cognitive load of chronic disease management. CoreFragment designs companion mobile apps with real patient usability as the primary design driver — large, readable text, clear colour-coded status indicators, simple one-tap actions, and minimal steps between opening the app and seeing what the patient needs to know. We test usability with the patient profile in mind, not with engineers who already understand how the app works.
Bluetooth connectivity
If you already have a medical device that measures correctly - a glucometer, pulse oximeter, spirometer, or thermometer but it has no connectivity, CoreFragment can help you add BLE firmware and a companion mobile app without redesigning the core measurement system. We work with your existing hardware, identify the right integration points for adding a BLE module, write the firmware that captures readings and transmits them over BLE, and build the mobile app that receives and displays them. You keep the measurement accuracy you already validated. We add the connectivity layer that makes the data accessible and actionable.
Remote patient monitoring development
Remote patient monitoring is one of the fastest-growing areas in digital health and it requires two well-designed interfaces, not one. The patient-facing mobile app needs to be simple, supportive, and focused on the patient daily self-management. The clinician-facing portal needs to show population-level patient data, individual patient trends, alert histories, and clinical reports in a format that fits into a healthcare provider workflow. CoreFragment designs and builds both interfaces from a shared backend API - so data flows correctly between them in real time, access controls work consistently across both, and you do not end up maintaining two separate data pipelines that gradually fall out of sync.
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