Healthcare wellness org: full consult, Claude install & HIPAA platform
The brief
A healthcare wellness organization in Bountiful, Utah needed more than a product build. The CEO and co-founder exec team wanted a partner who could advise at the leadership level, design how the company showed up online, install AI across how the business actually worked, and ship a HIPAA-compliant platform — including franchise and investor portals — without cutting the corners that matter in regulated software.
What the engagement covered
Executive consult
- Advising the CEO and entire co-founder exec team on product, AI, and go-to-market decisions
- Scoping what to build, what to automate, and what to leave human
Website & brand surface
- Website design and implementation — the public marketing site, built to convert and stay fast
AI implementation across the business
- Claude Code installed and used throughout the company
- Skills and projects set up so teams had repeatable AI workflows, not one-off chats
- Enablement so leadership and operators could keep shipping with AI after the install
Platform build (HIPAA-compliant)
- Entire backend designed and built for HIPAA requirements
- Secure member application with an AI assistant scoped to safe, useful tasks
- Franchise portal — role-separated access for franchise operators
- Investor portal — investor-facing access to the data that audience needs
- Staff tooling and the compliance program (policies, controls, data handling) behind it all
How it shipped
Tight scope, clear definition of done, and parallel tracks: executive consult and AI install alongside the regulated platform. Highest-risk pieces (auth, data boundaries, compliance) settled first, then everything that depended on them. Visible progress the whole way — no black box.
Outcome
Live in production on Next.js, TypeScript, Supabase, Vercel, and AWS — with Claude installed across how the business works, not only inside the product.
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