How Health Universe Works
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Health Universe provides a simple, secure, and streamlined way to build, deploy, and share healthcare applications.
Here’s a high-level overview of how it all fits together:
: Workspaces are collaborative environments where teams or individuals can develop and manage apps. In private workspaces, you can work solo and choose to make your apps public, while shared workspaces allow team members to collaborate and deploy apps together.
Repositories: Each app is linked to a GitHub repository. Your source code (e.g., Streamlit or FastAPI app) lives there.
Frameworks: Apps can be built using (for fast UIs) or (for APIs and backend services).
: You connect your GitHub account to Health Universe. Health Universe automatically syncs your repositories.
: When you're ready, you manually trigger a deployment from your workspace. Health Universe pulls your code, installs necessary packages, and builds your app environment automatically.
: Sensitive credentials (e.g., API keys) are handled through integrated secret management — not stored in your code.
Visibility Settings: You can choose whether your app is:
Private (just for you or your team)
Public (shareable with the Health Universe community)
Changes pushed to GitHub do not automatically redeploy your app. After updating your code, you must manually trigger a redeployment in Health Universe to apply the latest changes.
Health Universe is purpose-built for healthcare developers, combining modern app development tools with healthcare-specific standards: 🔹 Secure and compliant app hosting 🔹 Seamless GitHub integration 🔹 Support for healthcare data standards 🔹 Rapid development with Streamlit or FastAPI 🔹 Easy extensions with external data or AI models
: Health Universe makes it easy to integrate GPT models and other LLMs into your healthcare apps.
: Apps can securely connect to FHIR servers, public health APIs, custom databases, and more.
: You can include external Python libraries to extend your app’s functionality, subject to platform security policies.
: Test your app directly within your workspace before public launch.
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