Software development and system integrations for healthcare providers in Estonia.
Limegrow builds and connects software for hospitals, clinics and health-tech teams. We work with Tartu University Hospital and Next Fertility Nordic, we have connected E-kliinik to clinical systems, and we are developing a midwife application. Based in Tallinn since 2012.
- Procurement: we have delivered for the Ministry of Justice and Elron and can take part in a tender or a framework agreement.
What we do in healthcare.
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Integrations between clinical systems
E-kliinik, laboratory systems, booking, billing and accounting. Lab results, referrals and patient data moved to the system where staff actually work, without manual copying.
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Patient and clinician applications
Web and mobile applications such as the midwife application we are developing: designed with the people who use them, built to be maintained for years.
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Internal tools and portals
Department-level tools, dashboards and intranets that sit beside the hospital's main systems and take the spreadsheet work away.
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Maintenance and security
Monthly care for systems that must not go down: updates in a test environment first, monitoring, backups, access reviews, and a named contact who answers.
Healthcare projects.
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Hospital
Tartu University Hospital
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Clinic, integration
Next Fertility Nordic
How we handle health data.
Health data is a special category under the GDPR, so every healthcare project is a data-protection project first. This is what you can expect from us, in writing, before any work starts.
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Data stays in the EU.
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Data processing agreement signed before we see any patient data; we work as a processor under your instructions.
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Least access. Named developers only, role-based access, access logs, and access removed when the work ends.
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No real patient data in development. Test data in development and staging; changes are tested before they reach the live system.
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Documented processes. Change management, incident handling and backups are written down and followed; we are preparing for ISO 27001 certification.
Questions clinics and hospitals ask us.
Do you integrate with E-kliinik?
Yes. We have set up the transfer of laboratory results from E-kliinik into a clinic's own system. The method depends on what E-kliinik makes available for your setup; we tell you what is possible after a short look at your environment.
Can you work through public procurement?
Yes. We have delivered projects for Estonian public bodies, including the Ministry of Justice and Elron, and we work with Tartu University Hospital. We can take part in a tender or work under a framework agreement.
Can you take over a system someone else built?
Yes. We start with a code and infrastructure review, then a fixed-price stabilisation stage, then monthly maintenance. You keep ownership of the code throughout.
What is the first step?
A 30-minute call with Raido to understand the problem. If it makes sense to continue, we propose a short paid discovery stage with a fixed price and a written result you can also use with another supplier.