Healthcare App Development for Post‑Surgical Recovery
AccelOne’s seven-person nearshore team built a 25-screen healthcare app connecting patient pain and medication logs with physician monitoring. The app includes separate user experiences and privacy built into its architecture.
Patients recovering from surgery needed a simple way to track pain and medication use, while physicians needed better visibility into recovery between appointments. AccelOne designed and built a 25-screen healthcare application connecting both sides of the process through dedicated patient and physician experiences.
The platform combines pain and medication tracking, recovery histories, physician alerts, and a location-based finder for unused opioid medication disposal sites. Privacy considerations were built into the architecture, with server-side health record storage, encrypted communications, and controlled access to sensitive data.
Delivered by a seven-person nearshore team, the application established a structured connection between patient-reported recovery data and clinical oversight, helping patients manage recovery at home while giving physicians more information to guide follow-up decisions.
Server-side health records:
Patient health records are stored on the backend, with the application designed to avoid persistent storage on mobile devices.
Encrypted communications:
Data exchanged between the application and server is encrypted in transit.
Controlled access:
Authentication and access controls restrict patient and physician access to relevant records.
Audit support:
The server-side architecture supports recording data access for compliance review.
Focused data collection:
The application limits collection to information needed for the recovery workflow.
Connecting Patient Tracking With Physician Monitoring
AccelOne developed a 25-screen mobile and web application with separate experiences for patients managing recovery and physicians monitoring multiple patients.
The application provides:
Pain and medication tracking: Patients record pain levels, medication doses, and timing, and track recovery against expectations set by their physicians.
SOLUTION 01
Physician monitoring: A dashboard displays patient-reported data and highlights concerning patterns through alerts.
SOLUTION 02
Recovery history: Physicians review pain and medication trends over time to inform follow-up decisions between appointments.
SOLUTION 03
Medication disposal locations: A location-based finder helps patients locate nearby sites for returning unused opioid medication.
SOLUTION 04
A Look Inside the Build
