Unifying legacy iOS and Android infrastructures into a high-security, dynamic React Native portal featuring Remote Config navigation and zero on-device PII/PHI storage.
A nationally recognized academic medical center and leading healthcare network operating across multiple sprawling campuses in the northeastern United States, supporting tens of thousands of active clinical, administrative, and research staff.
The client’s legacy employee mobile portal relied on separate, fragmented native codebases that were expensive to maintain. A static navigation structure required full app store release cycles for minor content updates, while tightening enterprise security mandates and healthcare data compliance made a complete rebuild unavoidable.
We executed a complete re-architecture of the enterprise mobile portal using React Native, establishing a single shared cross-platform codebase.
This premier New York City academic health system supports thousands of active nurses, physicians, and patient relations coordinators. Their established IT ecosystem relies on strict, proprietary mobile frameworks for underlying data orchestration, network connectivity, and keychain management—demanding that any new digital asset integrate natively within their security architecture.
Maintaining separate mobile architectures compromised feature delivery velocity and exposed the client to operational vulnerabilities:
We designed and engineered a unified, enterprise-grade React Native architecture. The platform combines a native authentication shell with a purpose-built, SharePoint-integrated WebView subsystem. This custom engine injects JavaScript, registers unique user agents, and intercepts new window parameters to wrap a massive corporate intranet cleanly inside an agile native interface.
The system modernization spans four specialized operational frameworks:
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