Federal health IT, data analytics and reporting modernization services
MicroHealth is a Vienna, VA federal IT contractor whose stack blends legacy Microsoft and mainframe-era tooling (WinForms, Crystal Reports, DB2, SSRS, SSIS) with Palantir, Databricks and Azure/AWS, a sign of work modernizing older government systems. Open projects confirm it: converting Crystal Reports to SSRS, supporting a WinForms EHR, and building Palantir AI workflows. Hiring is accelerating and skews senior, led by engineering.
MicroHealth LLC is a privately held, veteran-owned small business founded in 2011 and headquartered in Vienna, Virginia. It delivers IT services to federal departments, agencies and the Uniformed Services, spanning cybersecurity, software development, cloud engineering, data analytics and specialized health IT. Its work touches clinical platforms such as Epic and Cerner alongside enterprise data tools including SQL Server, Oracle, Tableau and Power BI. The company employs 201–500 people and hires within the United States.
MicroHealth's stack includes SQL Server (SSRS, SSIS, SSAS), Oracle, DB2, PostgreSQL, Palantir, Databricks, Tableau, Power BI, Azure, AWS, ServiceNow, Jira, Python, and health systems Epic and Cerner.
Current projects include Palantir workflows and AI solutions, support for a WinForms EHR system (eMED), migrating Crystal Reports to SSRS, DB2 SQL integration, and acquisition package development.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating in the United States, focused mainly on senior engineering talent, with additional data, finance and operations roles.
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