For teams building healthcare apps

From prototype to patient, on infrastructure that's already connected

You build the app. 1health runs the healthcare plumbing underneath it — patient identity, records, permissions, audit, lab ordering, messaging, and provider workflows — so one engineer can take an app from prototype to production in 30 days.

Trusted by major health plans, laboratories, and health systems

70M+
Covered Lives
250K+
Providers Onboarded
SOC 2 Type II & HIPAA
Compliant Infrastructure

Where the line is

What's yours, and what we run

You keep

  • Your product, interface, and brand
  • Your business rules and clinical logic
  • Your customers and the patient and provider relationship
  • Your pricing and your business

1health runs

  • Patient identity and records
  • Connections to labs, health plans, providers, and fax
  • Workflows that cross organizations
  • Compliance: SOC 2 Type II, BAAs, audit logs, and access rules

Apps on 1health are their builders' products. 1health is the layer underneath them.

In Production

Real apps, already in production

Transitions of Care: one engineer, 30 days, now serving 40,000–50,000 patients a month across a national payer network. Eight production apps shipped on 1health in a single quarter with a five-person team. Each is its own product, run by the organization it was built for.

A provider connected through one app is already reachable for medication adherence, lab ordering, transitions of care, and every future application. Every app you ship reuses the same connections — so each one is faster to build than the last.

Common Questions

What developers and partners ask first

The Platform

Under the hood: four layers you compose.

1health organizes around four layers: protocols (canonical data structures and workflow rules), primitives (atomic healthcare objects), services (long-running backend engines), and modules (the API surface developers call). Applications and agents compose these layers into healthcare workflows that span every endpoint on the network. As more teams build on 1health, every connection becomes reusable — so the platform gets more useful over time.

See how the platform is organized
ModuleAPI surface developers call
ServiceLong-running backend engines
ProtocolCanonical data & workflow rules
PrimitiveAtomic healthcare objects

Start building

Whether you're building a healthcare application or connecting your organization to the platform — start here.