Healthcare & Behavioral Health

Healthcare Software Development & AI Automation

Build software around the way your care teams and operations teams work. Salt helps healthcare technology businesses and providers connect intake, documentation, and administrative workflows, with clinical decisions remaining under qualified human review.

Relevant delivered work

AI-assisted clinical intake

Salt built a guided assessment platform for a US healthcare technology team serving addiction treatment facilities. The workflow connects recorded assessments, timestamped transcripts, configurable draft summaries, and clinician review.

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What the project includes
  • Guided assessment capture and timestamped transcripts
  • Configurable summaries prepared for clinician review
  • Facility administration and role-based access
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Example applications

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These are illustrative project scopes, not a complete list of what we build or claims that every example has been delivered. Bring us your own workflow—even if it is not listed.

01

Referral intake & routing

A referral arrives through an approved form or document channel. The application checks required information and assigns the next administrative task.

Expected output

An intake queue with a responsible owner, missing-information flags, and visible status.

Plan for: Agree duplicate handling, referral ownership, and the information each role can access.

02

Assessment draft & review

A guided assessment produces a transcript and structured draft. A clinician checks the source, makes corrections, and approves the record.

Expected output

A reviewed assessment with source context available for verification.

Plan for: Define acceptable summary quality and require review of unsupported or missing statements.

03

Multi-facility workflow management

Locations use assigned templates and route incomplete records to the appropriate team. Managers review outstanding administrative steps.

Expected output

A shared operational view with facility-specific access boundaries.

Plan for: Define cross-facility access and distinguish administrative reporting from clinical judgments.

04

Approved record handoff

An authorized reviewer approves a record before export or transfer to a receiving application. Failed transfers enter a follow-up queue.

Expected output

A traceable handoff with an explicit success or exception status.

Plan for: Confirm the receiving system’s API, field mapping, identity matching, and write permissions.

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The details that shape
a reliable implementation.

Bring the people who own the workflow, the data, and the receiving systems into the first scoping conversation.

Systems & interfaces

Review the actual EHR or practice-management interface, available APIs, vendor permissions, and record identifiers. Confirm whether the first release needs write-back or only an approved export.

Data & access

Define the information collected, consent workflow, user roles, retention, access logging, and approved environments before using real patient data. Privacy and contractual obligations require review with your organization’s responsible team.

AI & human review

Agree a representative evaluation set and review criteria for generated text. Test missing information, incorrect summaries, and permission boundaries. Define what the application should leave unanswered.

A focused first release

Start where the value
can be tested.

Our SPARK delivery framework

Start with one assessment or referral workflow, a designated reviewer group, and approved test data. Validate capture, review, access boundaries, and a single handoff before expanding to more locations.

What to measure

Track missing information, review corrections, time between administrative steps, and failed handoffs. Establish a baseline before making efficiency claims.

Engineering behind the solution

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your project needs.

A defined project or managed team can take an agreed workstream forward. Dedicated engineers fit when your team already leads delivery.

Working with your US team

Agree your US time-zone overlap, decision owners, review cadence, repository access, and acceptance criteria before delivery begins. Define ownership, handover, and post-launch support in the proposal and agreement.

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