Momentum

Momentum is a Poland-based healthcare software development company focused on AI implementation and clinical integrations. Founded and led by board member Jan Kaminski, the firm has delivered products across 100+ healthcare companies in 20+ countries, serving over 1 million patients. Rather than a generalist agency, Momentum positions itself as a healthcare-native shop: the team maintains open-source healthcare infrastructure (Open Wearables, FHIR MCP Server, HealthStack, FHIRBoard, Notetaker) used in production by developers worldwide. That depth translates into concrete outcomes—50+ AI implementations delivered, recurring engagement from clients like Caily, Bennabis Health, Egis Polska, LabPlus, InnGen, and others.

Services and capabilities

Momentum offers a vertically integrated stack spanning mobile and web development, AI implementation, EHR integrations, wearables connectivity, and infrastructure. On the web side, they build patient portals, clinical dashboards, telehealth platforms, healthcare SaaS, and data integration systems. Mobile services cover iOS, Android, and Flutter apps for patient engagement, medication adherence, and remote monitoring. For AI, they deploy predictive analytics, clinical decision support, healthcare automation, and AI-powered documentation (their Notetaker tool handles medical transcription with structured FHIR output). Wearables integration connects apps to Apple Health, Garmin, Oura, Whoop, and 300+ other devices through a unified API rather than custom vendor integrations.

EHR integration services target Epic, Cerner, AthenaHealth, and Allscripts via FHIR, HL7 v2, and proprietary APIs. Infrastructure is AWS-based, HIPAA-compliant from architecture level: encryption at rest and in transit, audit logging, role-based access control, BAA-ready configurations, and automated compliance monitoring. Their tech choices vary by project: React, Angular, Vue.js on frontend; Python and Ruby on Rails on backend; React Native and Flutter for mobile; Terraform for infrastructure as code. Product design and strategy are included—they cite patient research and real outcome measurement as cornerstones.

Notable work

Caily (caregiver support platform): Momentum built a cross-platform application simplifying caregiving workflows with care coordination features and EHR integration. Wynter Johnson, president, stated "Momentum were the only company understanding our vision, and knew how to deliver it."

Egis Polska (medication management): Czas na Lek, a mobile app that improved medication adherence by 38% among senior patients by helping users organize, track, and never miss doses.

LabPlus (medical testing digitalization): Momentum built a platform that transformed a day-long testing process into minutes. Users browse over 1,000 tests, schedule, and receive results via smartphone across Poland.

InnGen (diagnostic testing): Dual-platform architecture with patient portal, laboratory panel, admin interface, and multi-facility support. Delivered 30% reduction in administrative overhead and 20% increase in online adoption.

Bennabis Health (enterprise health plans): Migrated platform from individual-plan model to enterprise group health plans, handling thousands of employees with secure, compliant infrastructure. Also deployed AI-powered patient intake reducing clinician burden and an automated reminder system that decreased no-shows.

LabPlus also released an iOS/Android platform in partnership with Momentum; Momentum handled full technical execution and compliance.

How they work

Engagement begins with discovery and architecture: mapping clinical workflows, user roles, data sources, compliance requirements, and integration landscape. Clients receive a technical architecture, data model, and interoperability plan before development starts. Full-stack delivery means one team owns mobile, web, AI, wearables, EHR, and infrastructure—no vendor handoffs. They maintain 100% HIPAA-compliant architecture across all deployments. Pricing and specific engagement terms are not disclosed on the website; prospects must schedule a strategy call. The firm positions itself as an external tech co-founder model rather than project-based vendor.

Team and credentials

Jan Kaminski serves as board member and co-founder. Team size is not publicly disclosed. Momentum holds ISO 13485 certification for medical device quality management and adheres to HL7 FHIR standards. They maintain publicly auditable open-source healthcare projects—a deliberate strategy to let prospective clients evaluate code quality before engagement. No G2, Clutch, or formal third-party ratings are mentioned in the source material. The company highlights certifications and standards alignment (HIPAA, ISO 13485, HL7 FHIR) as proof of compliance rigor rather than external awards.