KKarrie Short4d ago · 7 min readSoftware for Device Sales Organizations: Why the Commission Line Is the Record to Get RightEvery month, on about the fifth, someone at a device sales organization opens a spreadsheet and rebuilds last month's commissions by hand. I was that someone for a long time. The spreadsheet is not thintellilogic.hashnode.dev
KKarrie ShortOct 14 · 7 min readInventory Management Software for Medical Device Distributors: Why the Data Model Has to Be DifferentI have sat through a lot of inventory software demos, first as a buyer running operations for a medical device distributor and later as someone building the software. The demos fail in the same place intellilogic.hashnode.dev
DDentivaOct 10 · 4 min readReplacing SMS with WhatsApp Cloud API for Clinic Appointment Workflows: Architecture and Edge CasesWhen running a clinical SaaS in India, communication channels make or break appointment adherence. When we built Dentiva, our initial prototype used transactional SMS gateways for appointment confirmadentiva.hashnode.dev
TtomerOct 6 · 2 min readWhen the vendor's webhooks skip stepsAt my last company, we used prior authorizations through our prescribing vendor, and for a while we couldn't trust the status updates. When we submitted a prior authorization, we expected a sequence otomert.hashnode.dev
JJohn Alexander KamauOct 6 · 6 min readWe ran HealthBench on our health AI's safety layer. It scored lower than the bare model.I build Tabibu, a health-information assistant. It adds a safety layer on top of a language model: emergency escalation, refusing prescription doses, answering from retrieved sources, and a reviewer ttabibu.hashnode.dev
PPDF4meOct 5 · 8 min readWhat Does an Insurance Card Parser Return? Member ID, Plan, and Rx Data ExplainedHand a health insurance card to a generic OCR tool and you will get a transcript: every character on the card, in roughly the order it appeared, with no idea which string is the member ID and which ispdf4me1.hashnode.dev
KKevin KiruiOct 2 · 6 min readA Human in the Loop Does Not Automatically Make an AI Workflow SafeOne of the most common phrases in healthcare AI is: “A human is always in the loop.” It sounds reassuring. But a human reviewing an AI output does not automatically make the workflow safe. The impor2Mkevin-kirui-ai.hashnode.dev
SSaikat DuttaSep 21 · 11 min readWhy Healthcare AI Projects Struggle After the Pilot StageArtificial intelligence has no shortage of potential applications in healthcare. Organizations are experimenting with clinical documentation tools, patient communication systems, predictive analytics,duttaco.hashnode.dev
MMuhammad TahirSep 17 · 16 min readArchitecting HIPAA-Compliant Cloud: Encryption, RBAC, and Audit Logs for 2026This article was originally published on Muhammad Tahir's Portfolio. Introduction & Industry Context The landscape of healthcare data security is undergoing rapid transformation, particularly concernimtdeveloper.hashnode.dev
MMike BuzzSep 16 · 10 min readHow to Evaluate a HIPAA-Compliant Telehealth Platform in 2026A HIPAA-compliant telehealth platform should be evaluated across the full patient communication workflow: how a patient enters a visit, who can access electronic protected health information (ePHI), wbuzz-skyscape.hashnode.dev