Healthcare Compliance
Governed compliance programmes for hospitals, health-tech and life-sciences firms, mapping privacy and security obligations to evidence.
Industry
Healthcare
Healthcare organisations are digitising records, connecting devices and adopting AI while holding some of the most sensitive data there is. Regulators, patients and partners expect that data to be protected and its use governed. We help providers, health-tech companies and manufacturers build compliance and security into how systems run — with evidence to show for it.
Challenges
What healthcare teams are solving
Industry challenges
- Digitising records and joining national digital health ecosystems
- Overlapping privacy, security and digital-health regulation
- Clinical and operational AI arriving faster than governance
- Limited in-house security and compliance capacity
Security challenges
- Ransomware that disrupts patient care
- Connected medical devices that cannot be patched
- Broad clinical access to patient records
- Health data shared with labs, insurers, TPAs and apps
Technology challenges
- Interoperability between legacy HIS, LIS, PACS and EHR systems
- Consent-aware data exchange using FHIR and ABDM
- Validating and monitoring AI on local patient populations
- Continuous compliance evidence instead of audit-time scrambles
Capabilities
How we help
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Governed compliance
Unified controls, accountable owners and continuous evidence.
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Patient data protection
Encryption, access governance and de-identification.
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Clinical security
Ransomware resilience and medical device security.
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Clinical AI governance
Validation, bias testing and human oversight for AI.
Use cases
Where we typically start
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DPDP and ABDM compliance programme
A single control framework with owners, evidence and audit packs.
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Hospital ransomware readiness
Segmentation, protected backups and rehearsed downtime procedures.
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Clinical AI approval process
Risk-tiered review and local validation before AI goes live.
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Consent-aware record sharing
FHIR APIs that enforce patient consent and log every access.
- Patient, clinician & partner channels
- Identity, consent & access governance
- Interoperability layer (FHIR / ABDM)
- Clinical systems & connected devices
- Security monitoring & response
- Compliance evidence & audit
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Who do you work with in healthcare?
Hospitals and clinic networks, diagnostic labs, health-tech and telehealth companies, health insurers and TPAs, and medical device manufacturers.
What does “governed compliance” mean in practice?
Every obligation maps to a control, every control has an owner, and evidence is collected continuously — so compliance is a managed, demonstrable state rather than a pre-audit exercise.
Talk to our healthcare team
Let’s discuss it. Tell us what you are working on and an engineer — not a sales script — will respond.