A Florida-based holding company — a collective of healthcare software, from compliance tools to education.
Founder
Critical-care paramedic and production engineer. 11 years clinical, multi-state field experience.
A portfolio of our own
Path2Medic, Foresight, Standing.IO, Apex PCR, The Last Loop — and more in flight.
LegitScript-aware builds
Sites and integrations structured for operators planning to pursue LegitScript certification.
Healthcare-grade hosting
HIPAA-eligible infrastructure with signed agreements.
01 · Portfolio
Each company fixes a specific problem healthcare teams have learned to live with — preparing for the exam, assessing a program, writing the protocol, recording the call. The Last Loop makes the gear crews wear off shift. Same team building each one. Same clinical background behind every decision. More ventures in flight.
02 · Origin
In the Everglades and along every South Florida shoreline, the white ibis is the most ordinary bird you can see. Gulf Coast lore calls it the hurricane bird — said to be the last to take shelter when the storm rolls in, the first to reappear when the sky clears.
That is the company.
In healthcare, the storm always comes. The disruption is never the surprise — the surprise is always how late the warning arrived.
Built from Brickell
Brickell · Miami03 · Services
Beyond our own ventures, we build websites, apps, and integrations for telehealth, MedSpas, mobile IV clinics, physician networks, compounding pharmacies, and custom supplement brands — anywhere the technology has to hold up to scrutiny, not just look good.
04 · Selected work
When we are not building our own ventures, we build for partner teams — across verticals, from EMS education to owner-operated service businesses and upper-level equestrian operations.
The learning platform behind Capt. Mike Boyhan's EMS program in South Florida. His lectures and written lessons run in the order a class takes them, from EMT through Paramedic, with practice in every NREMT item format and a monthly full-length Simulation that returns a diagnostic report. Around it: live lectures, an ECG rhythm game with a 12-lead mode, and a branded gear store.
A full Next.js rebuild of a three-page website-builder site for a Kentucky-based Thoroughbred trainer, built to turn a prospective owner into a conversation. Its ungated ownership page sets out how the bill works for that reader — what the day rate covers, what is billed on top, how the trainer is paid — which no trainer site in its competitive set does. Every result is dated and verified, and for the current record the site links out to the official profile instead of scraping it. The hero runs Nick's own race-day footage.
Marketing-ops platform for an owner-operated South Florida exterior-cleaning company. Programmatic local-SEO architecture spans 8 service detail pages and 12 service-area city pages across Palm Beach, Broward, and Miami-Dade, with server-side Meta Conversions API tracking, a reCAPTCHA + honeypot anti-spam pipeline, and a Supabase-backed lead-notification layer that pings the owner the moment a quote request lands. Built so the owner can run his own gallery, before/after sliders, testimonials, and service copy from a content layer he never has to ship a deploy to touch.
A complete website and behind-the-scenes management system for an upper-level eventing professional. Visitors browse sale and sold horses, view competition results, and submit inquiries. Mackenzie manages everything herself — horse profiles, photo galleries, sponsor partners, testimonials, and incoming leads — without ever needing a developer to ship a change. Built across two focused sprints.
05 · Methodology
Projects vary in scope. The order does not.
We begin with the rules you have to follow, the way the work happens today, and the people who will use what we build — paramedics, instructors, medical directors, billing staff. Most first meetings happen in fire stations and clinic break rooms, not boardrooms.
HIPAA boundaries, state rules, payer requirements, accreditation criteria — all mapped before we write a line of code. The agreements, policies, and data-flow diagrams that protect you live in the first week of the project, not the last.
Every release is a working piece of the product with monitoring built in. We do not hand over a design file and call it engineering. The same modern web stack we run our own ventures on is what we ship for clients.
Most agencies disappear at handoff. We leave behind clear documentation, a monitored system, and an open door for ongoing support — because healthcare software no one is watching is exactly the problem we exist to prevent.
We take on a small number of new clients each quarter. Tell us what you are building, what rules surround it, and where you are stuck.
