Healthcare & Life Sciences
Clinical and operational systems where "context is per-customer" means per-EHR, per-compliance-regime, and per-institution — and where kill criteria matter most.
What deployment looks like here
Healthcare and life-sciences deployments inherit the institution's EHR landscape, review boards, and data-handling rules — there is no single 'healthcare integration.' An FDE here has to reason carefully about what counts as protected data as it moves through logs, prompts, and model calls, and treat kill-criteria as a first-class decision when clinical or patient systems are in scope. Pace is often slower and more procedural; that is the environment, not an obstacle to work around.
What we vet for in this sector
Sector judgment on top of the Three Buckets floor.
- Works cleanly inside HIPAA-scoped environments, with clear judgment on what counts as protected data and how it can move through logs, prompts, and third-party model calls
- Treats every deployment as genuinely per-institution — different EHR systems, different compliance regimes, no generic healthcare integration
- Fast, decisive use of kill-criteria — a bad integration touching clinical or patient data is a different risk class from a bad integration elsewhere
- Comfortable with slower, more procedural client review cycles without treating them as friction to route around
The Three Buckets set the floor every FDE clears. Healthcare-specific vetting is the ceiling we hold Healthcare & Life Sciences placements to before they're assigned.