industry 03 / 07

health

clinicians back in front of patients.

healthcare doesn't lack data — it lacks data that moves. we connect records, scheduling, and care teams under the strictest controls in the field, so the administrative load drops and the clinical signal rises.

the full stack

strategy at the top. running operations at the bottom.

four layers, one operator. we build every layer of health — and the seams between them, where most programs break.

the health stack — every layer is ours to build.

  1. layer 01 — strategy

    clinical strategy

    use cases prioritized with clinical leads, scored on patient impact and regulatory path.

  2. layer 02 — data

    patient data platform

    fhir-native records unified across systems, with consent and access auditing built in.

  3. layer 03 — intelligence

    care workflows

    referrals, scheduling, and follow-ups orchestrated across care teams.

  4. layer 04 — operations

    regulated operations

    validated releases, audit trails, and incident processes a regulator can read.

what breaks

the pressure on health right now.

  1. 01

    administrative load

    clinicians spend a third of their day on documentation.

  2. 02

    siloed records

    a patient's history lives in five systems that don't agree.

  3. 03

    regulatory weight

    gdpr special-category data, mdr, and the ai act all apply at once.

where ai earns its keep

use cases we take to production.

each one scoped to a workflow, measured against a baseline, and owned by your team at handover.

01

clinical documentation

ambient notes drafted for clinician review, never auto-filed.

02

capacity planning

bed, theatre, and staffing forecasts a week ahead.

03

patient triage

intake routing with human sign-off on every escalation.

04

claims & coding

coding suggestions with evidence linked to the record.

controls in scope
  • gdprcompliant
  • ai actaligned
  • iso 27001certified
  • iso 42001*in progress
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