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Healthcare

Explore how we’ve implemented successful, user-centered
designs to create accessible healthcare for all.

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15

years experience

18

patents for our clients

100+

projects delivered

15

awards

95%

repeat engagement

Client Spotlight

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Suite of Apps

ViV Aortic, ViV Mitral, Valve PPM, Redo-TAV, and PCI

The Heart Valve Disease App suite provides procedural guidelines, best practices, and clinical scenarios to support physicians worldwide. With a low-code, cloud-based database solution, researchers can now efficiently manage app content, ensuring updates are seamlessly delivered to users, who can access critical information even offline in remote areas.

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“We appreciated the small, dedicated team that took time to understand our project as well as the context of it. The app is focused on a unique topic for a medical audience, and Krutsch’s team took time to visit us and learn more about heart valves!”

Program Director, Kristin Lambrecht at Minneapolis Heart Institute Foundation

Mobile app interface titled 'PCI Manual' displaying a list of sections: 'The Steps', 'Complex Subgroups', 'Complications', 'Equipment', and 'Bookmarks', with navigation icons at the bottom for Home, Part A, Part B, Part C, Part D, and More.

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Research Protocol Catalog

Helping specialists at Mayo Clinic connect patients with cutting-edge care.

KRUTSCH worked alongside Mayo Clinic to redesign their Research Protocol Catalog to ensure that doctors weren’t missing out on opportunities to connect their patients with life changing care.

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“They put in the effort to understand the purpose of our web site and that understanding of our business allowed them to build a better solution for us.”

IT Team Lead, Brad Andersen, Mayo Clinic

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Cancer Center Clinical Trial Management

A web-based app to create, manage, and track all aspects of clinical research studies for the #1 healthcare system in the nation.

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Featured

29th Annual Webby Awards: KRUTSCH Receives Nomination for The Heart Apps

Our small-but-mighty team just got some big recognition. The Heart Apps have been nominated for a Webby Award.

KRUTSCH Wins 3 Davey Awards for The Minneapolis Heart Institute Foundation® Apps

KRUTSCH took home three Silver Davey Awards in recognition of The Heart Apps, a suite of tools designed specifically for physicians. These apps are changing the way healthcare professionals approach heart surgeries.

Clutch Awards KRUTSCH Top UX Company for Medical Needs in the U.S.

KRUTSCH recently received the Top UX Company for Medical Needs in the U.S. from Clutch. Through different medical apps and projects, KRUTSCH has prioritized seamless user interactions and innovative experiences. Read more on KRUTSCH's recent successes in the healthcare sector.

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