Your healthcare MVP at AI speed. Fast, and built right.

The Healthcare MVP AI Fast-track is Vinta’s fixed-price service for building a working healthcare MVP in 3 to 4 weeks. A senior team of a product manager, a developer and a designer uses AI agents on top of healthcare-ready foundations to deliver a running product on a HIPAA-ready, FHIR-native stack. You also get a written plan for what it takes to launch with real patient data.

From $11,000 to $22,000 depending on the product’s complexity and the sprint duration. Scope and price are agreed up front, so there are no hourly surprises. Third-party costs such as hosting are not included.

3 to 4 weeks, from kickoff to handoff. In the first week, we map your golden path with you and lock the scope, and by day 5 the first part of your product is already running on a private URL. The following weeks build the full path, with daily check-ins and feedback sessions along the way. The sprint closes with the Reality Check and a live demo, where you receive the code and everything you need to keep going.

One golden path, built end to end. That path usually crosses several workflows, for example intake, then the visit, then billing, so your data flows across them the way it will in your product.

The size of the problem we’re solving. Your golden path may cross several workflows, for example intake, then the visit, then billing. The more workflows it connects, and the more integrations it needs to work end to end, the closer it gets to 4 weeks. We define this together on the scoping call, so you know the timeline and price before the sprint starts.

It’s built for two kinds of healthcare builders. The first is founders building a new health product, often for the first time, who want a working product to show investors, early users or pilot partners. The second is clinicians and practice owners turning their own workflow into software. It works best when you have a focused idea, even without documentation, and one person who makes product decisions.

Yes, when the goal is to validate a new healthcare application with leadership before committing a larger budget. A working MVP on a HIPAA-ready, FHIR-native foundation is a strong way to build internal buy-in. If you already have a long specification, fixed architecture requirements or need audit-readiness from day one, we’ll recommend a Product Discovery or a dedicated team instead.

No. Most clients arrive with a clear idea and little or no documentation. On day one we map the core workflow with you and turn it into a lean product definition. Not starting from a long spec is part of what keeps the MVP focused.

Real users are not required, but they help a lot. If you can bring one or two clinicians, patients or operators, we interview them at the start and invite them to the feedback sessions. That makes the workflow sharper and the Reality Check more useful.

About 10 to 12 hours over the 3 to 4 weeks. That includes 2 to 3 hours of meetings on day one, a 15-minute daily check-in, a review of the first version in week one, and two closing meetings: the Reality Check and the live demo. We need one decision-maker who can answer product questions within a day.

You can start something with AI on your own. What’s hard to reach alone, in a few weeks, is a HIPAA-ready, FHIR-native MVP that holds up when someone technical looks under the hood. Vinta combines a senior team, healthcare foundations and AI agents, so you get further than agents alone, and you own the result.

Fast demos and real healthcare products are not the same thing. A 5-day vibe-coded build usually works only on the happy path, breaks when you iterate, and leaves patient-data concerns such as access rules, audit trails and BAAs unresolved. The MVP AI Fast-track takes 3 to 4 weeks because we map your workflow first, build on healthcare-ready foundations, have senior engineers review the code, and tell you in writing what’s still missing.

AI agents speed up product definition, UI generation and coding, while senior people make the decisions. Our product manager uses AI to draft the product definition and reports. Our developer uses agentic engineering on top of our healthcare foundations. A designer reviews the generated UI. Engineers review the code before it lands.

Because we don’t start from a blank prompt. After years of building healthcare products, we turned the flows that repeat across them, such as intake, scheduling, charting and billing, into reusable foundations we call Building Blocks. AI only builds what’s unique to your product, so the time goes into what makes you different.

The MVP is built on a HIPAA-ready, FHIR-native foundation, with access rules and an audit trail on the clinical data model. HIPAA compliance itself also depends on your hosting agreement (BAA) and your own policies. That’s why every sprint ends with a written Reality Check of what’s needed before launching with real patient data. No software is “HIPAA certified”; be wary of anyone who says so.

No. We build and demo with synthetic data during the sprint. Going live with real patient data requires HIPAA-eligible hosting under a signed BAA, plus the hardening steps listed in your Reality Check. We help you set that up when you’re ready.

FHIR is the healthcare industry’s standard for exchanging health data. Building your MVP FHIR-native means your data is structured to connect with EHRs, labs and other health systems from day one, instead of needing a costly migration later.

No. Medplum is our suggested backend because it’s FHIR-native and HIPAA-eligible, and our team has deep experience building on it, which speeds up the sprint. If your product needs a different setup, we discuss it on the scoping call.

Hosting, third-party licenses and API usage are not included. That covers things like a HIPAA-eligible hosting plan, SMS or video providers and AI model APIs. Production hardening, such as stricter access controls, monitoring, backup and recovery, and certifications like SOC 2, is also outside the sprint and is mapped in your path-to-production plan.

You get a working product deployed on a private URL, a product definition (PRD), a tech assessment with a roadmap for what comes next, the full code repository with a recorded walkthrough, and a proposal for the next phase if you choose to continue.

Yes. The repository is yours from the first commit and is transferred to you at handoff. It’s not a throwaway prototype: it’s the first version of your product, which can be hardened and scaled instead of rewritten.

Scope is set in the first week, once we’ve mapped your golden path together. You can request changes until day 12, or day 16 in a 4-week sprint. After that, the code is frozen and we focus on testing and fixes. Bigger changes go into your roadmap, so the sprint stays on time and on budget.

You take the MVP to market. You show it to users, investors or pilot partners and validate the core workflow. If it validates and you want to keep building, Vinta can continue with a dedicated team to harden the product for real patient data and expand it. There is no obligation to continue.

Yes. You receive the full repository, a recorded walkthrough and the path-to-production plan, so your own team or any partner can pick it up from there.

Book a 30-minute scoping call. We’ll learn about your idea and check whether the Healthcare MVP AI Fast-track is the right fit.