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About Synapto Health

Healthcare data belongs
to patients.
Regulation makes it real.

We build the infrastructure that connects clinical systems to national health records — because compliance without disruption is what makes digital health mandates actually work.

Why we exist

The mandate is right.
The tooling doesn't exist yet.

Governments across Asia, the Middle East, and Africa are mandating digital health records. The intent is correct — a patient's health data should follow them, not sit trapped in the system of whichever hospital they happened to visit.

But the gap between the mandate and what healthcare systems can actually deliver is significant. Most hospitals run clinical software that was never designed for FHIR. Most vendors don't have the resources or the expertise to build a compliant pipeline. And most patients — the ones the mandate is trying to serve — are still carrying paper records between appointments.

Synapto is the bridge. We sit between what a facility already has and what the government now requires — translating, validating, attesting, and submitting without asking anyone to change the systems they depend on.

What we believe
Patients own their health data. A lab result, a discharge summary, a radiology report — these belong to the person they describe. Every country's mandate is moving in this direction. We build infrastructure that makes that true in practice, not just in policy.
Compliance and disruption are not the same thing. Healthcare systems should not have to replace working infrastructure to meet a new mandate. The compliance layer should fit around them, not the other way around.
Regulation is a starting line, not a ceiling. Digital health mandates create the foundation — a patient record that exists and travels. What gets built on top of that foundation is where the real value is.
Interoperability is a global problem with local standards. HL7 FHIR R4 is the shared language. BD-Core, ABDM, SatuSehat, NPHIES — these are the local dialects. One architecture, every jurisdiction.
50+
Countries mandating digital health records
Bangladesh, India, Indonesia, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kenya — and more announcing timelines every quarter. The direction is global, the deadline is local.
WHO Global Digital Health Strategy 2020–2025
<5%
Of hospitals in mandate countries are ready to comply
Most clinical systems in high-growth markets were built without FHIR in mind. The gap between the mandate and the market's actual state is where Synapto operates.
Market assessment, 2025
Zero
System replacements required
The Synapto approach: read from what exists, translate to what's required, submit. No rip-and-replace. No months of integration work. No disruption to clinical workflows.
The problem we're solving

Every country has the same gap. The systems and the standards don't connect.

A hospital in Dhaka runs a LIS built ten years ago. A clinic in Mumbai uses a cloud SaaS platform with no FHIR export. A diagnostic center in Jakarta has three different systems talking to each other through spreadsheets.

None of them are broken. They serve their patients effectively every day. But none of them can submit to a national health record infrastructure that speaks HL7 FHIR R4 — because they were never designed to.

The compliance deadline doesn't care about legacy systems. The hospital's clinical staff can't stop working while IT rebuilds the integration stack. And the patients waiting for their records to exist somewhere permanent can't wait for a multi-year software replacement cycle.

This is the gap Synapto fills. Not by replacing the systems that work, but by connecting them to the standards that matter.

Where we operate

Built in Canada.
Deployed where the mandates are.

Synapto is incorporated in Canada and operates under the governance and engineering standards of a Canadian technology company. Our infrastructure is deployed in-country in every jurisdiction we serve — clinical data stays within the borders it belongs to.

Headquarters — Canada
Tanzia Group LLC. Engineering, product, and commercial operations. Corporate governance and legal entity under Canadian jurisdiction. International standards, international reach.
Operational
Bangladesh — Launch Market
DGHS 2026 mandate. BD-Core FHIR v0.3.0. Platform built and validated against the national specification. First commercial engagements in progress. Our reference market and proof of execution.
Launching 2026
Global — Jurisdiction-Agnostic
India (ABDM), Indonesia (SatuSehat), UAE (Malaffi/Nabidh), Saudi Arabia (NPHIES), Kenya (KHIE). One platform architecture. One agent binary. Each jurisdiction is a configuration, not a codebase.
Roadmap
How we work

The principles behind the platform.

These are not values statements. They are engineering and commercial decisions that we make the same way every time.

01
Production-first, always
Nothing we build is labelled “good enough for now.” Every feature, every API route, every schema change is built to production standards regardless of whether a customer is watching. Shortcuts cost more later than they save today.
02
The audit trail is the product
In healthcare compliance, the evidence that something happened correctly is as important as the thing happening. Every action in Synapto is logged, immutable, and regulator-ready. Not as a feature — as a foundation.
03
Data stays where it belongs
Clinical data is sovereign. Every deployment is an isolated pod in the jurisdiction it serves. Patient records from Bangladesh don't touch infrastructure outside Bangladesh. Data residency is not a premium add-on — it is the default.
04
Practitioners are the legal actors
No automation releases a clinical record to a national health record. A licensed practitioner reviews and attests every submission. This is not a UX choice — it is the legal and ethical line we hold without exception.
05
One architecture, every jurisdiction
The same codebase that serves Bangladesh serves India, Indonesia, and the UAE. Jurisdiction is a configuration, not a branch. This is what makes global expansion a commercial decision rather than an engineering project.
06
Consent is not a checkbox
Every data movement in Synapto requires explicit consent, logged immutably with timestamp, IP, and context. Patients can see who accessed their data and revoke access at any time. PDPO, DPDP, GDPR — different laws, same standard.
Careers

We're building something that matters. Join us.

Synapto is early. The problems are real, the market is large, and the technical challenges are genuinely interesting — FHIR compliance engineering, multi-jurisdiction data architecture, clinical workflow design.

We're looking for people who find healthcare interoperability as compelling as we do, who build for production from day one, and who want their work to show up in the national health records of millions of patients.

We're a remote-first team operating across time zones. If you're based in Canada, Bangladesh, or anywhere in between — we want to hear from you.

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Now hiring
Country Manager — Bangladesh
Dhaka, Bangladesh · Full-time · On-ground
Lead Synapto's market entry in Bangladesh. You will own commercial relationships with hospitals and software vendors, manage the April 2026 pilot engagements, and represent Synapto in conversations with DGHS and the broader digital health ecosystem. You need to understand the technology well enough to earn the trust of hospital IT teams — and the market well enough to close deals independently.
DGHS / FHIRB2B SalesHealthcare ITDhaka-basedBangla + English
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Now hiring
Senior Full-Stack Engineer
Remote · Full-time · FHIR / Next.js / Supabase
Own the core compliance pipeline — ingest, transformation, practitioner release, and national SHR submission. You'll work across the full stack: Next.js 16 App Router, Supabase (PostgreSQL + RLS + Realtime), and a FHIR R4 layer that needs to scale across multiple national health record systems.
Next.jsTypeScriptPostgreSQLFHIR R4SupabaseHL7
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Work with us
The mandate is coming.
The bridge is ready.

If you're a hospital, a software vendor, or a healthcare system facing a digital health mandate — we'd like to talk.

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