Why Sri Lanka

Why Sri Lanka for healthtech companies

Sri Lankan engineers already work on regulated healthcare systems for Norway, the United States and Australia. Creative Software has spent years as an engineering partner to DIPS, Norway's largest health records provider, and HealthRecon Connect runs HITRUST certified revenue operations for US healthcare providers from Colombo. Healthtech companies come here for engineers who are used to patient data, audits and long product lifecycles.

25 years
Creative Software has served Scandinavian clients
HITRUST
certification held by HealthRecon Connect
1,500+
people at HealthRecon Connect across three countries

Who is already building healthtech in Sri Lanka

Roles you can hire

  • Backend and integration engineers
  • QA and test automation
  • Data and machine learning engineers
  • DevOps and security engineers
  • Revenue cycle and claims specialists

A track record with regulated data

Healthcare buyers ask about compliance first. The companies we have reported on hold HITRUST, SOC 1 and ISO 27001 certifications and have passed years of client audits. That experience sits with the engineers, and it moves with them into new teams.

Long partnerships, low churn

Health software is built over decades. Creative Software's Scandinavian clients flew to Colombo for its 25th anniversary. Teams here are set up to stay on a product for years, which is what a clinical system needs.

Start with a shortlist

Tell us the roles and the stack. We introduce engineers or partner teams with healthtech experience, and you take it from there.

Common questions

Can Sri Lankan engineers work on regulated patient data?

Yes. HealthRecon Connect handles US patient and claims data under HITRUST certification and SOC 1 audits, and Creative Software's Colombo team contributes to Norway's leading electronic health record platform.

Which healthtech companies have teams in Sri Lanka?

Published examples include DIPS of Norway through Creative Software, HealthRecon Connect serving US and ANZ providers, and Zebra Technologies, whose devices are used in hospitals.

How do healthtech companies usually start in Sri Lanka?

Most start with a dedicated team run by an established Sri Lankan engineering company, then grow it. Larger groups open their own centre once the team passes a few dozen people.

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