Healthcare Application Testing

Our medical app testing platform provides access to 5000+ real devices for comprehensive compatibility testing across the devices your patients use. We offer network simulation, GPS testing, camera testing for document uploads, and performance monitoring essential for healthcare apps. Organizations can implement their own healthcare-specific test cases on our platform.

Pcloudy's healthcare domain testing capabilities include testing across multiple OS versions, device types, and network conditions. While we don't directly integrate with HL7/FHIR systems, our platform allows you to test your app's integration points, API calls, and data synchronization across real devices to ensure reliable healthcare app performance.

Our platform provides detailed test execution reports, screenshots, videos, and device logs that can support your compliance documentation. While we don't provide FDA-specific templates, our comprehensive reporting helps demonstrate thorough testing coverage required for regulatory submissions.

Pcloudy enables testing of common healthcare testing scenarios including app functionality, performance, video calling quality for telemedicine, camera functionality for document scanning, GPS for provider location, and push notifications for appointment reminders across real devices.

We recommend using synthetic test data rather than real patient information. Pcloudy provides secure device access with session recordings that can be disabled for sensitive testing. Our on-premise deployment option allows organizations to keep all testing within their own secure environment.

Healthcare organizations using Pcloudy typically improve app quality through comprehensive device coverage, reduce device procurement costs, accelerate testing cycles with parallel execution, and ensure consistent app performance across the diverse devices used by patients and providers.

Our platform primarily focuses on mobile devices and browsers. While we support testing mobile apps that connect to wearables and IoT devices, the actual medical device testing would need to be conducted separately. We can test the mobile app interfaces that display and manage data from these devices.