Health-AI for Providers & Health Systems

Sell AI into hospitals.
Pass their security review.

Hospital and health-system procurement runs a security review and requires a HIPAA business associate agreement and a SOC 2 report before adoption. Without them the pilot stalls and never converts. We deliver the certifications that unblock the deal and govern the model behind them.

Why this matters for provider AI

The pilot converts
when procurement clears you.

Clinicians may love your product, but the contract runs through a security and privacy review. As a business associate you handle protected health information directly, so HIPAA applies to you, and a health system will not sign without a BAA and a SOC 2 Type II report. The AI itself then draws its own questions about oversight and drift.

What you need, when and why

The frameworks in your world,
and who owns each.

We deliver this in-house
HIPAA + BAA SOC 2 Type II ISO 27001 ISO 42001

The certifications a hospital's procurement and security teams require, plus the AI-management system for the model. We assess, implement, and deliver all of these done-for-you.

We specify and connect the right partner
HITRUST NIST AI RMF

When a specific health system requires HITRUST, or your model needs a formal AI risk framework, we specify the controls and bring in the right assessor or partner to certify them.

How the evidence gets built

One control, traced end to end.

Frameworks are abstract until you can see a single requirement turn into the artifact a reviewer actually reads. Here is one, the way it runs through the program.

The control
Access to protected health information is scoped to role, logged, and reviewed on a set cadence, and a model never receives more data than its clinical task requires.
Where it is required
The HIPAA Security Rule access-control and audit-control standards, the SOC 2 common criteria for logical access, and the ISO 42001 data-governance control for the model.
The evidence it produces
The access-control policy and role matrix, the audit-log review record, the executed BAA, and the SOC 2 control mapping an auditor signs off. The hospital's reviewer sees the same evidence they would demand of any vendor, already assembled.
Who it is for

Built for AI that reaches
the point of care.

Clinician-facing AI

Decision support, triage, and workflow tools used inside a care setting.

EHR-integrated products

Software that reads or writes clinical records and inherits the health system's controls.

Payer and health-system AI

Models sold to payers and systems where a security review gates every deal.

Tell us who you sell to. We will tell you exactly what their security review will demand.



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