Software Products Built and Run by PS3G

PS3G is a software services firm that also owns and operates its own products. Our flagship is DocVilla, a HIPAA-compliant cloud EHR, telehealth and practice-management platform used by medical practices across the United States. Building and running production software under healthcare regulation is the strongest proof we can offer of how we build for clients: the same engineers, the same security reviews, the same release discipline.

DocVilla: cloud EHR, telehealth and practice management

DocVilla is an all-in-one platform for independent medical practices. Providers chart, schedule, see patients by video, prescribe electronically, communicate securely and bill from a single cloud system, with a patient portal and mobile apps for patients and providers.

• Electronic health records: customizable, multi-specialty charting with templates, forms, e-prescribing and lab integration.
• Telehealth: HIPAA-compliant video visits built into the chart, with no separate app for the practice to manage.
• Practice management: scheduling, online booking, text and email appointment reminders, intake forms and a patient portal.
• Billing and revenue cycle: eligibility checks, claim submission and scrubbing, ERA posting, denial management and reporting.
• Security and compliance: HIPAA-compliant infrastructure, role-based access, audit trails and encrypted data in transit and at rest.

DocVilla is used by primary care, pediatrics, cardiology, dermatology, mental health and other specialties, and by cash-based and insurance-based practices alike. Visit docvilla.com for features, specialties and a demo, or read the DocVilla case study for how it was built.

EasyLearning4Kids: a learning app for young children

EasyLearning4Kids is our educational app for children aged one to five, rated five stars on the App Store and Google Play. It teaches nine categories, from alphabets and counting to shapes, colors, animals and everyday things, works offline and has no subscription. It is a small product with a simple purpose, and it is a useful example of consumer mobile design, app-store publishing and the care that goes into software for the youngest users.

What owning products means for your project

Most IT services companies have never carried the pager for their own software. We have, for years, under HIPAA. That changes how we build for clients:

• Security is designed in, not bolted on. Protected health information taught us to treat access control, audit logging, encryption and incident response as part of the build, which is why our healthcare software development and cybersecurity practices speak from experience.
• Releases are routine. A platform used by practices every day cannot afford a bad deployment, so we run automated testing, staged rollouts and monitoring on every system we touch, including yours.
• Integration is normal work. HL7, FHIR, labs, e-prescribing networks, clearinghouses and payment processors are integrations we maintain in production, not features we read about.
• We think like owners. Total cost of ownership, support load and upgrade paths shape our recommendations, because we live with those decisions in our own product.

Whether you are a founder building a SaaS product, a company replacing a legacy system or an enterprise team adding a platform, the services we offer are the same ones we use on DocVilla: web application development, mobile app development, cloud, data and AI.