Industry: Healthcare
Move clinical applications without putting patients or revenue at risk.
Hospitals and provider groups run EHR-adjacent apps, interfaces and portals that cannot go dark. Cutover maps what those systems actually do, flags the risky integrations, and produces a plan your clinical and security teams can sign.
Where healthcare migrations get stuck
Interfaces nobody documented
HL7 v2 feeds and FHIR clients accumulate over a decade. Cutover finds each endpoint and message type from the code and the logs.
PHI in every sample
Message logs and test data contain identifiers. Redaction runs before anything is analyzed, and the step cannot be skipped.
Downtime windows are short
Cutover plans rollback steps and sequences dependent systems so clinical services can return to the old path if a check fails.
What Cutover produces
- Application inventory with routes, roles and client-facing screens
- Interface map covering FHIR clients, HL7 v2 message types and file feeds
- Data model history and table groups for migration sequencing
- Infrastructure drift report between running systems and declared code
- Terraform for Azure, AWS or Google Cloud, with a cost range for each
- Signed migration report with risks, approvals and rollback steps
Typical scope
| Workload | Common approach |
|---|---|
| Patient portal and scheduling | Re-platform to managed containers |
| Integration engine and feeds | Re-platform, then retire unused interfaces |
| Reporting and analytics | Move data first, cut over reads later |
| Legacy file shares | Replace with managed storage and access logs |
Controls for healthcare teams
HIPAA alignment
Access controls, audit logging and encryption mapped to the Security Rule. Your compliance team confirms the final scope.
Business associate agreement
BAA available before any production data is handled.
Clinical sign-off
Named approvers for each interface cutover, with the decision recorded in the audit trail.
See a healthcare migration plan end to end.
The demo uses a sample patient portal: sign in, define scope, run analysis, compare cloud targets, and approve a plan.