Healthcare software testing that protects patients and compliance
Patient journeys, scheduling, records and accessibility tested on every release, using synthetic data only. Ship improvements to care without risking the basics.
Healthcare products serve people at stressful moments, often on older devices and with assistive technology. A broken booking flow or an inaccessible form is not a small bug when it stops someone getting care.
QAShift tests the journeys patients and clinicians depend on, checks accessibility on every deploy and never needs real patient data to do it.
The risks we test for in healthcare
Patient-facing journeys
Booking, intake forms, messaging and results are tested end to end on every release.
Accessibility
WCAG 2.1 AA checks on every deploy, with regressions flagged in the pull request.
Data exposure
Patients and staff only see the records they are permitted to see.
Integrations
Interfaces with EHRs, labs, pharmacies and billing systems keep working as they change.
Journeys we cover
- Appointment booking and reminders
- Patient intake and consent
- Secure messaging
- Results and records access
- Prescriptions and refills
- Clinician dashboards
Evidence and controls
- Synthetic test data only
- Accessibility evidence on every deploy
- Access-control testing
- Logged, scoped engineer access
Frequently asked questions
Do you need access to patient data?
No. Testing runs on staging environments with synthetic patients and test accounts.
Can you help with accessibility compliance?
Yes. Accessibility scanning runs on every deploy, and managed plans add keyboard and screen-reader journey tests.
Can you test integrations with EHR systems?
Yes, against sandbox or test environments provided by your integration partners.
How is engineer access controlled?
Access is limited to a named engineer and one backup, through scoped permissions with SSO and hardware-key MFA, and it is logged.
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