10 top healthcare software development services companies of 2025

May 29, 2025 12 min read

Top healthcare IT services companies of 2025

If you’ve ever tried to outsource healthcare software development, you know it’s not just about finding a vendor; it’s about finding the right vendor. There’s a lot that can go sideways: delays, missed requirements, security risks — you name it. I’ve heard this story too many times before when my team and I came to the rescue of projects handled by ill-equipped medical IT companies.

However, I often notice that many critical issues could’ve been avoided if the development partner had been chosen more carefully. That’s why, in this article, I put together a list of the top 10 healthcare IT services companies for 2025 based on solid research, not just gut feeling.

Innowise
Glorium Technologies
Edvantis
SparxIT
Empeek
Tateeda
Globaldev
Emorphis
Evinent
InfoStride

List of top healthcare IT services companies

There’s no shortage of healthcare IT services companies out there, but finding ones that truly know the industry inside and out? That’s a different story. I went through dozens of options, did my research, and narrowed it down to the companies with the experience, skills, and track record to be worth your attention. Here’s a closer look at who made the list and why.

Company	Healthcare IT services	Core locations	Rating
Innowise	End-to-end healthcare software development & modernization, advanced techs implementation, security & compliance	USA, Poland, and 10+ other locations	4.9
Glorium Technologies	Custom healthcare software, MVP development, mobile & hospital app development	USA, Ukraine	4.8
Edvantis	Healthcare IT staff augmentation, healthcare software development, data management	Germany, Ukraine	4.7
SparxIT	Mobile healthcare apps, telemedicine software	India, USA	4.8
Empeek	Mobile healthcare platforms, remote patient monitoring solutions	USA, Ukraine	4.7
Tateeda	Healthcare software development, medical device integration, HIPAA-compliant solutions	USA	4.9
Globaldev	Custom healthcare software development, EHR and practice management	Poland, Ukraine, Israel	4.8
Emorphis	Healthcare software development, integration services, and support	USA, India	4.6
Evinent	Healthcare software development outsourcing and outstaffing	Ukraine, UK, Germany	4.7
InfoStride	Healthcare software support and maintenance, app modernization	USA, India	4.6

1. Innowise

Locations: USA, Poland, and 10+ other locations
Team size: 2,200+ specialists
Years in IT: 18+ years

Since I work at Innowise, I know firsthand how seriously we take healthcare IT projects. What makes Innowise stand out among other healthcare IT solutions companies is the team’s dedication to clients’ success and quality of the delivered software — from the architecture design, to code and efficient bug fixes. Innowise has experience with delivering various healthcare apps, ranging from mHealth and telemedicine to EHRs and complex AI systems.

At Innowise, we build healthcare software with well-documented code, which is a huge time-saver during audits and regulatory clearances. Our dedicated healthcare team includes delivery managers with 5–15 years of experience and 100+ developers specializing in the domain. Plus, Innowise has in-house MD consultants practicing general medicine, dermatology, ophthalmology, and others, so we understand medical specialty peculiarities.

Innowise holds ISO 13485, ISO 9001, and ISO 27001 certifications and has hands-on experience with HIPAA, GDPR, OWASP, SOC2, IEC 62443, and other requirements. Whether it’s developing Class II/III medical devices according to FDA and MDR requirements, or handling HL7, FHIR, and DICOM-compatible data exchange, we come prepared.

Healthcare IT expertise you can trust:

Stay compliant, stay secure. We embed proven security practices and deep regulatory expertise into every solution, reducing your risk and audit stress.
Work with experts, not interns. 85% of our team are seasoned mid- and senior-level specialists, so you get sharp insights and faster delivery from day one.
Future-proof your systems. From cloud and AI to blockchain and IoT, we bring cutting-edge tech skills to solve real-world problems and fuel your innovation.
Connect with confidence. Our hands-on experience with HL7, FHIR, and DICOM ensures seamless data exchange and system interoperability, especially in complex healthcare environments.

See how you can benefit from Innowise’s healthcare IT services

2. Glorium Technologies

Locations: USA, Ukraine
Team size: 200+ specialists
Years in IT: 15+ years

Glorium Technologies positions itself as a healthcare software partner for startups and growth-stage companies. They offer full-cycle development and have experience with telemedicine, hospital management, and patient apps.

Testimonials on Clutch praise their proactive communication, ability to meet deadlines, and flexibility during development. However, it’s worth noting that they mainly focus on small to medium-sized projects, so enterprise-scale healthcare systems might not be their strongest suit.

Overall, Glorium Technologies seems to be a reliable option if you’re looking for a technical partner to quickly introduce a new healthcare software product, but probably not the best fit for long-term enterprise-grade transformation.

Areas of expertise:

Healthcare startups and MVP launches
Development of telemedicine and healthcare mobile apps
Hospital app development

Weaknesses:

Limited experience with large-scale enterprise systems
Some clients mentioned a lack of transparency and communication gaps
Development may take longer than expected due to rework

3. Edvantis

Locations: Germany, Ukraine
Team size: 400+ specialists
Years in IT: 20+ years

Edvantis mainly focuses on healthcare IT staff augmentation and product development. They help healthcare organizations implement and scale custom solutions, like telehealth apps, asset management, and health data analytics platforms.

According to client reviews, their biggest strengths are team adaptability and fast onboarding. Their experience seems to shine in cases where clients already have an internal team but need extra hands or specialized skills.

However, some reviews hint that Edvantis might not be the best fit for greenfield projects needing heavy business analysis upfront, as they seem to lean more into technical execution than strategic consulting.

Areas of expertise:

IT staff augmentation for healthcare projects
Custom healthcare software development
Healthcare data platforms

Weaknesses:

Might lack proper knowledge transfer procedures in place
Slowed down project issue resolution
Lack of proactivity required for complex, enterprise-wide projects

4. SparxIT

Locations: India, USA
Team size: 250+ specialists
Years in IT: 18+ years

SparxIT offers a pretty broad range of healthcare app development services — from telemedicine platforms and fitness trackers to hospital management solutions. Their website highlights a strong emphasis on mobile-first solutions, which makes sense given the global shift toward mHealth.

In their reviews, clients often mention SparxIT’s affordability and commitment to deadlines. On the flip side, some of their past clients noted that minor communication delays may occur. Also, while they cover a wide tech stack, they may not be as experienced in the integration of complex healthcare software and data systems. Larger projects might require more emphasis on collaboration and closer project management oversight from the client’s side.

Areas of expertise:

Stronger focus on mobile healthcare app development services
Telemedicine and mHealth solutions
Application maintenance

Weaknesses:

Lack of clear and transparent communication
Higher turnover rate among the development team
Larger projects may require additional project management resources on the client’s side

5. Empeek

Locations: Ukraine, USA
Team size: 150+ specialists
Years in IT: 15+ years

Empeek has been on the market since 2015 and seems to be carving out a niche in cloud-based healthcare platforms and IoT healthcare solutions. They highlight experience in remote patient monitoring, EHR integrations, and HIPAA-compliant app development.

According to client feedback, Empeek’s teams are highly responsive and easy to work with, especially for startups and mid-sized healthcare providers. They are focused on end results and try to achieve them within the agreed timelines.

That said, they appear to be more startup-leaning than enterprise-focused, and some reviews hint at the lack of proactivity from Empeek’s team when the project requires outside-of-the-box thinking.

Areas of expertise:

Custom software for startups and mid-sized healthcare providers
Mobile healthcare platforms
Remote patient monitoring solutions

Weaknesses:

Reluctant to suggest improvements to the system design and features
Less experience with large-scale enterprise healthcare software
May need additional time and budget to fix software bugs post-deployment

6. Tateeda

Locations: USA
Team size: 100+ specialists
Years in IT: 12+ years

Tateeda specializes in healthcare software development, with a particular focus on HIPAA-compliant platforms, telemedicine solutions, and custom integrations for medical devices.

Their team seems well-suited for small to mid-sized healthcare organizations that need close collaboration and local project management. According to client reviews, Tateeda is known for its strong technical communication and reliability, particularly in projects where patient data security is top priority.

They often work as an extended team for healthcare startups and private clinics, offering flexible engagement models. That said, their public portfolio shows a focus on medium-complexity projects rather than large hospital systems or nationwide networks, so enterprise-level companies might need to carefully assess fit if they have broader digital transformation plans.

Areas of expertise:

HIPAA-compliant healthcare platforms
Medical device integration
Software security practices

Weaknesses:

The initial project planning and scoping phase could use more depth
Projects may take longer than initially expected
Might be less suited for huge enterprise-level rollouts

7. Globaldev

Locations: Poland, Ukraine, Israel
Team size: 350+ specialists
Years in IT: 14+ years

Globaldev offers healthcare software development services with a focus on custom solutions, like EMR/EHR systems, practice management apps, and patient portals. Their expertise seems to be particularly helpful for companies that need flexible engineering support without the overhead of large development centers.

According to the client reviews, Globaldev clients appreciate the team’s technical adaptability, especially during the scaling stages of digital healthcare products. Their engineers have experience with cloud-based healthcare platforms and modern tech stacks.

However, Globaldev seems to lean more toward technical delivery rather than providing strategic healthcare consulting, so healthcare businesses may require additional advisory partners. Some feedback suggests that working with Globaldev sometimes requires a more hands-on approach from the client, particularly during the discovery stages.

Areas of expertise:

Versatile experience in custom healthcare software development
Scaling of digital health products
Cloud-based healthcare platforms

Weaknesses:

Non-cohesive project management approach
Might need active client involvement during the early stages
Slight delivery delays and resource allocation issues

8. Emorphis Technologies

Locations: USA, India
Team size: 100+ specialists
Years in IT: 15+ years

Emorphis Technologies focuses on a wide range of healthcare software services, like development, integration, migration, and maintenance. On their website, they highlight their experience in telemedicine app development, remote patient monitoring, and healthcare clouds.

Based on Clutch reviews, clients often commend their communication skills and customer-centricity, as well as their in-depth approach to understanding the business goals. Past clients highlight their ability to deliver fairly complex platforms within deadlines.

I noticed in the feedback that, in general, the delivery timelines are longer and projects lack intermediate KPIs, so the progress is harder to track. While they are reliable on the technology side, they may require client-side supervision when it comes to SaMD or other highly regulated software products.

Areas of expertise:

CRM implementation
Integration services
Healthcare software development and support

Weaknesses:

Healthcare software documentation may not be their strongest suit
Longer software development timelines
May lack intermediate project milestones

9. Evinent

Locations: Ukraine, UK, Germany
Team size: 50+ specialists
Years in IT: 15+ years

Evinent offers custom healthcare software services, focusing on patient management platforms, health monitoring apps, and healthcare CRMs. The company primarily focuses on enterprise-level projects. They highlight their ability to develop fast, cost-effective MVPs that can be scaled based on market feedback.

Reviews on Clutch emphasize Evinent’s adaptability and responsiveness to changes during the development process, which makes them a good match for those looking to iterate quickly. Their clients are generally happy with their delivery pace and openness to feedback.

From what I found, as Evinent is a smaller company, they may lack consulting and development resources, in case your project requires extra hands along the way. That’s why I suggest either putting some time into precisely planning the resource allocation or having another contractor at hand.

Areas of expertise:

PoC development
Healthcare software integration
Outsourcing and outstaffing

Weaknesses:

Lack of proactivity in communication
Limited number of middle- and senior-level developers due to the company’s size
Likely won’t take charge of the system design and will work with the existing specifications

10. InfoStride

Locations: USA, India
Team size: 250 – 999 specialists
Years in IT: 10+ years

InfoStride positions itself as a healthcare digital transformation partner, offering services like healthcare software support and maintenance, legacy app modernization, cloud migration, and app development. According to reviews on their website, InfoStride is particularly good at breathing new life into outdated healthcare platforms, keeping the existing apps up and running, and upgrading usability for modern patient expectations.

However, larger projects might require stronger up-front scoping to avoid misalignment down the line. If you need highly complex software or, say, a system for a cross-regional hospital network, you may want to involve additional project management resources to keep the delivery smooth. From what I read, some projects reportedly experienced slowdowns when requirements changed mid-project, and occasional mismatches between initial scoping and final delivery expectations.

Areas of expertise:

Healthcare app modernization and maintenance
UI/UX redesign
Cloud migration for healthcare platforms

Weaknesses:

Weaker advisory and project management capabilities
Some communication gaps reported in larger projects
Requires strong initial project documentation

How we ranked these health information technology companies

When compiling the list, I didn’t just drop random names, I applied clear factors to choose the healthcare IT service providers that are actually worth considering. If you’re looking for a vendor yourself, these are exactly the things you’ll want to look out for, too. Below, I’ll walk you through how I evaluated each healthcare IT services provider.

Experience. Companies that made the list have a real healthcare track record: years in the industry, dozens (if not hundreds) of healthcare projects completed, senior teams leading the way, and real-world case studies to show for it. I also gave extra points to companies with a stable presence in major markets.
Service coverage. Sure thing, it’s not enough to just code an app. That’s why I focused on companies that can handle many aspects of a healthcare IT project, not just coding, but consulting, testing, compliance services, data migration, and software integration.
Client & industry trust. To me, what clients and industry experts say carries way more weight than any marketing claims. I looked at verified client reviews, healthcare industry awards, and third-party recognitions to see who’s actually earned trust.
Compliance expertise. Every company here shows working knowledge of healthcare regulations and knows how to protect sensitive data properly.
Ability to deliver complex projects. I prioritized companies that know how to implement AI, IoT, big data, and other state-of-the-art technologies and work with medical standards required for smooth data integration (HL7, FHIR, and DICOM).
Tech capabilities. A broad tech stack matters, but strong partnerships matter even more. I looked at the technologies each company works with, and whether they’re backed by alliances with Microsoft, AWS, Google, or other major vendors.
Cost-to-value ratio. Saving money upfront doesn’t mean much if you lose it later on poor delivery. I focused on companies that consistently bring strong business value compared to what you invest, not just the lowest hourly rate.

See these qualities in action

Being among the top healthcare IT companies, Innowise knows how to achieve real results.

Why choose Innowise for healthcare IT services

When it comes to healthcare IT services, experience and real-world results matter more than promises. That’s why so many healthcare organizations trust Innowise — we combine technical excellence, regulatory knowledge, and practical experience to deliver software that actually works in real clinical environments.

Thanks to our company’s strong compliance approach, security practices, and partnerships with top tech vendors, we help clients move faster without cutting corners. Here’s why partnering with Innowise is worth it:

A wide range of talents skilled in the domain, including 100+ healthcare software developers, delivery managers with 5–15 years of experience, and in-house consultants holding Doctor of Medicine degrees
High quality of our development processes backed by ISO 13485, ISO 9001, and ISO 27001.
Hands-on compliance experience with HIPAA, GDPR, FDA, MDR, EMA, and knowledge of healthcare-specific interoperability standards like HL7, FHIR, and DICOM.
Solid project management approach honed over nearly two decades that brings tangible business results without bad surprises, like missed deadlines or extra costs.
Clear, well-documented code that doesn’t require reworks and makes software audits and regulatory clearance easy.
Innovating is easy because of our team’s skills in AI, ML, blockchain, big data, and Internet of Things.

Sounds good? Other healthcare businesses that turned to us thought so too, and we didn’t disappoint. These are some of the prominent healthcare projects Innowise delivered.

AI-driven skin scanner app for triage and diagnostics that brought in 5,000 new users within the first 3 months.
Cognitive function app modernization with an AI module that increased the accuracy of brain analytics by 25%.
Medical research software reducing manual data handling by 60%.

If you need help developing healthcare software, even the most complex systems with AI or IoT, or are looking for any other IT services, the medical IT team of Innowise is ready to talk and dive into details.

Anastasia Ilkevich

Portfolio manager in Healthcare and Medical technologies

Anastasia connects the dots between strategy, compliance, and delivery in healthcare and pharma IT. She keeps portfolios moving in the right direction, making complex things feel manageable — and always with end user in mind.