About Alinto
Clinicians and engineers building the software that runs the clinic.
Alinto is a worldwide healthcare technology company. Since 2014 we have built HIPAA-aligned scheduling, EHR integration, telehealth, and analytics for multi-site providers across the globe. One team, one roadmap, one accountable partner.
Our mission
Give every clinic software that fits the way care actually happens.
We exist to remove the friction between clinicians and the tools they rely on. That means scheduling that respects chair time, EHR integrations that do not demand a rip-and-replace, telehealth that loads in a browser, and analytics that close the loop from scheduled visit to clinical outcome — all delivered by one accountable team that signs a BAA before it touches a single record.
Our vision
A connected care backbone built in India, trusted worldwide.
We see a future where independent practices and multi-site health systems run on the same interoperable backbone — FHIR-native, secure by default, and measurable down to the kept appointment. Alinto is building that backbone, proving that world-class regulated healthcare software can be engineered anywhere and deployed everywhere.
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Clinics and practices live on our platform
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Building regulated healthcare software
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Our story
From a clinic tool to a worldwide clinical platform.
2014
Founded in Nagpur, India
Alinto begins as a small team building scheduling tools for independent clinics — with a roadmap built to serve providers everywhere from day one.
2017
FHIR R4 interoperability
We ship our Chartline EHR bridge, connecting multi-site providers to Epic, Cerner, and Athena without rip-and-replace migrations.
2020
Telehealth at scale
Browser-based telehealth rooms go live across dozens of clinics during a period of rapid shift to remote care.
2022
SOC 2 Type II
Our infrastructure earns SOC 2 Type II certification, formalising the security posture we had operated under for years.
2024
Analytics suite expansion
We extend Pulse Care Analytics with risk stratification and gap-in-care alerts, giving clinicians dashboards they actually open.
What we believe
Four principles behind every release.
Compliance first
We sign a BAA before any discovery call touches real data, and run SOC 2 Type II audited infrastructure across every engagement.
Clinician-led design
Our Chief Medical Information Officer reviews every clinical workflow before it ships, so software fits the way care teams actually work.
Security by default
Encryption in transit and at rest, least-privilege access, and annual penetration testing — not bolted on, built in from day one.
Outcomes over output
We measure success in booked visits, recovered chair time, and closed care gaps — not feature counts or vanity metrics.
Our expertise
One discipline, end to end.
We build the software that runs the clinic — scheduling, EHR integration, telehealth, and analytics — and the same team owns it from the first line of code to the kept appointment. No hand-offs between vendors, no finger-pointing.
Healthcare technology
- HIPAA-aligned scheduling and patient flow management
- FHIR R4 interoperability with Epic, Cerner, and Athena
- Browser-based telehealth with no patient download
- Clinical analytics and care-gap reporting
- SOC 2 Type II audited, encryption in transit and at rest
Leadership
The people who sign off on every workflow.
Rohan Iyer
Head of Platform
Leads interoperability and security engineering. Owns our SOC 2 program and FHIR integration library.
Why Alinto
One partner for the software and the patients it serves.
Practices choose us when they are tired of stitching together a scheduling vendor, an EHR vendor, a telehealth vendor, and an analytics tool that none of them talk to each other. Here is what changes when those live under one roof.
Start a conversationCompliance is the starting line, not a milestone
A BAA is signed before any discovery call touches real data. SOC 2 Type II controls run across every engagement from day one.
Clinicians review every workflow
Our Chief Medical Information Officer signs off on clinical design, so software fits the way care teams actually work — not the other way around.
Analytics tied to clinical outcomes
We track from scheduled visit to kept appointment to clinical outcome, so every module is justified by care delivered and revenue recovered, not vanity metrics.
One roadmap, one accountable team
No finger-pointing between vendors. The team that builds the scheduler is the team that supports it.
Built for independent and multi-site practices
From a single clinic to a forty-location group, the platform scales without a rip-and-replace migration.