Case Study

Noble Telehealth

How Noble Telehealth Unified Identity Management to Secure Multi-Tenant Healthcare Operations

The Client

Noble Telehealth is a technology-first healthcare organization that provides secure virtual care solutions for healthcare providers and patients across the United States. Supporting multiple healthcare organizations on a shared platform, Noble Telehealth delivers HIPAA-compliant telehealth services while continuously evolving its technology to improve patient experiences, streamline provider workflows, and support long-term growth.

As the platform expanded, Noble Telehealth partnered with RevStar to strengthen identity and access management, modernize its AWS infrastructure, and establish a secure foundation capable of supporting additional healthcare organizations.

Noble Telehealth logo
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Summary

TYPE OF PRODUCT
Telehealth Platform
BUSINESS VERTICAL
Healthcare
TECH USED
AWS IAM Identity Center, Amazon Cognito, AWS CloudTrail, AWS Organizations, Amazon ECS Fargate, AWS KMS, Amazon CloudWatch
SERVICE
Full-service Development Team—Solutions Architect, Product Manager, UX/UI Designer, Full-stack Developers, Technical Lead, DevOps Engineer, Quality Assurance Engineer
DESCRIPTION
RevStar partnered with Noble Telehealth to strengthen HIPAA-compliant identity and access management by implementing centralized AWS-native authentication, federated single sign-on, multi-factor authentication, and organization-wide audit logging while modernizing the platform's cloud infrastructure.
RESULTS
Migrated 100% of platform users to a unified Amazon Cognito-based authentication system while establishing centralized identity governance, HIPAA-aligned access controls, and automated threat detection across production infrastructure.
I first approached RevStar with nothing more than a concept, and what they have been able to create since has been quite remarkable. RevStar has done an amazing job building out our proprietary platform, the right way, from day one. They have really hit the mark by managing the project and making sure development remained on budget and on time without sacrificing the software’s integrity. 
Marvin Kloss CEO, Founder of Medzoomer

The Challenge

As Noble Telehealth expanded its platform to support multiple healthcare organizations, maintaining secure, HIPAA-compliant access to protected health information (PHI) became increasingly complex. 

Each partner organization relied on separate authentication processes, creating fragmented identity management, inconsistent access controls, and additional operational overhead as the platform continued to grow. The organization needed a standardized approach that could securely support multiple healthcare organizations while strengthening access governance, enforcing multi-factor authentication, and maintaining centralized visibility across its AWS environment.

At the same time, Noble Telehealth continued modernizing its application architecture to support future scalability without disrupting the secure delivery of patient care

 

As the application already had an active user base, directly contributed to the client's revenue, and supported the handling of protected health information, we had to implement a plan that not only delivered on long-term business goals but also maintained secure, HIPAA-compliant operations while providing immediate value and support.


Using our robust agile development process we quickly established a collaborative working model with the client, prioritizing urgent feature requests on a sprint by sprint basis in parallel to redesigning the application's overall user interface design and architecture.

Special considerations were made to ensure the system aligned with HIPAA requirements and met long-term goals to scale into a secure multi-tenant SaaS product

Collage showing telehealth technology—a doctor on a video call, a person viewing medical records on a tablet, and a parent discussing medication with a child during an online consultation.

The Problem

Noble Telehealth needed a secure, scalable identity management solution capable of protecting protected health information across multiple healthcare organizations while simplifying user administration and supporting continued platform growth.

The organization required centralized identity governance, standardized single sign-on, consistent multi-factor authentication, and auditable access controls that could strengthen HIPAA compliance while reducing operational complexity across its AWS environment.

The Solution

RevStar partnered with Noble Telehealth to establish a centralized identity and access management strategy across the organization's AWS environment. Using AWS IAM Identity Center, Amazon Cognito, and SAML federation, RevStar implemented a unified authentication model that standardized secure access across healthcare organizations while enforcing multi-factor authentication for users accessing protected health information.

To further strengthen governance and compliance, RevStar implemented organization-wide audit logging with AWS CloudTrail and centralized identity administration across the platform's AWS environment, providing greater visibility into user access while simplifying ongoing security management.

Building on this secure identity foundation, RevStar modernized the platform's infrastructure using Amazon ECS Fargate, enabling Noble Telehealth to continue expanding its telehealth platform while maintaining secure, HIPAA-compliant operations.

The Team

We have a growing cost-effective hybrid team, with onshore Product Managers and developers from our build center in Colombia. Operating three parallel teams for different products and support.
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Results

RevStar led the migration of Noble Telehealth's entire user base, representing 100% of platform users, from a legacy authentication system to a unified Amazon Cognito-based single sign-on solution while maintaining secure, HIPAA-compliant operations throughout the transition.

The engagement also strengthened production security by expanding automated threat detection, including malware scanning across production infrastructure, while establishing centralized identity governance and standardized access management to support continued growth across multiple healthcare organizations.