Healthcare software built around the checks your work depends on.
PageSimple designs and builds custom web applications for healthcare businesses: ordering platforms for pharmaceutical suppliers, intake and scheduling tools for practices, and the dashboards staff run their day from. Each project is one fixed price for a fixed scope, and you own the code.
Custom web applications, designed, built and deployed by PageSimple, then kept running after launch:
Pharmaceutical wholesale and distribution
Ordering platforms where licensed pharmacies apply, order and pay online, with licence checks, lot tracking, expiry dates and recalls handled by the software. The Med Hub, below, is one.
Practices and clinics
Patient intake, appointment requests and referral tracking that connect to the systems you already run, in place of paper forms and phone tag.
Staff and operations tools
Scheduling, approvals, inventory and the spreadsheets your team shares, turned into one tool several people can use at once.
Dashboards and reporting
Orders, stock, payments and patient flow, in one place for the people who need to see them.
Built and running
A real project in this category: the problem, what was built, and how it works today.
Web application · Pharmaceutical wholesale
The Med Hub
A wholesale ordering platform where licensed pharmacies apply, order and pay online.
The problem
A licensed pharmaceutical wholesaler needed to sell to pharmacies online. Every order depends on compliance: a current state licence, DEA registration for controlled drugs, stock that hasn’t expired, and a credit limit.
What we built
A public site, a portal where pharmacies apply, order and pay, and an admin desk where staff vet applications, run inventory by lot and ship orders. Invoicing, returns and recalls are built in.
The outcome
The whole wholesale cycle runs in one system, from vetting a new pharmacy to recording its payment. The compliance checks are enforced by the software on every order, not left to memory.
Licences, eligibility, expiry dates and approvals checked on every action, not left to someone’s memory.
The right access for each person
Staff, partners and customers each see only what their role allows.
A record of what happened
Who ordered, approved or changed what, and when, so questions have answers afterwards.
Screens busy people can use
Clear, calm screens for staff who aren’t technical and don’t have time to learn a new system.
Hosting you can rely on
Backups, monitoring and updates, on infrastructure suited to sensitive data.
What does it cost?
Every project starts with a short discovery call and a written scope: the screens, the rules, the integrations and what’s out of scope. You get one fixed price for that scope before any work begins, working software to review every week, and the code is yours at launch. See how web app projects work.
No. The Med Hub, a pharmaceutical wholesale platform, is one project. We build for practices, clinics, suppliers and health-tech companies: anything people log in to in order to get healthcare work done.
Can the software be HIPAA compliant?
Software can support HIPAA compliance but can’t guarantee it on its own: compliance also depends on your policies, your staff and your vendors. Where patient data is involved, we plan for it from the start, including role-based access, activity records, encryption, and hosting with a provider that will sign a business associate agreement, and we scope it with whoever handles compliance on your side.
Can it connect to our EHR or practice-management system?
Often, yes, where the system offers an API or a data export. We confirm each integration during scoping, before the price is set.
How much does custom healthcare software cost?
It depends on the scope. Every project starts with a short discovery call and a written scope, then one fixed price for that scope, agreed before any work begins.
Work with PageSimple
Tell us the job. We’ll tell you what it takes.
A thirty-minute discovery call, then a written scope and one fixed price. No obligation, and if a simpler website would do the job, we’ll say so.