Clinical Workload Assessment
Classifies EHR and imaging workloads by cloud fit.
Phased EHR, imaging, and clinical workload migration to AWS, Azure, or GCP — HIPAA-compliant, rollback tested.
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HIPAA-compliant, reversible cloud migration with zero care disruption.
TCO analysis, PHI dependency mapping, and phased planning around clinical downtime windows.
Epic, Cerner, Athena, and custom EHR moves with rehost, replatform, or refactor paths.
Petabyte-scale DICOM archives moved to cloud PACS with sub-second study retrieval.
Zero-loss PHI transfers with HL7 and FHIR mapping plus record-level integrity checks.
On-prem data centers retired in phases, keeping 24/7 clinical systems available throughout.
Data-residency-aware architectures across AWS, Azure, and GCP for multi-site networks.
Zero-trust access, PHI encryption in transit and at rest, and audit trails from day one.
Performance tuning and cost control so clinician-facing systems stay fast and predictable.
AI-driven dependency discovery, PHI classification, and risk prediction.
Classifies EHR and imaging workloads by cloud fit.
Maps HL7, FHIR, and DICOM interface dependencies.
Forecasts cutover risk to clinical availability.
Right-sizes imaging storage and clinical compute.
Benchmarks chart load times against on-prem baselines.
Reconciles migrated PHI field by field against source.
Measurable results from real healthcare cloud migrations.
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Built an AI-first social platform with hybrid recommendation engine, real-time toxicity detection, and BERT/GPT sentiment analysis for safer, more relevant communities.
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Tooling built for clinical data, not just servers.
Migration Hub, DMS, App2Container, and HealthLake for clinical workloads.
Azure Migrate, Data Factory, and App Service for enterprise cutovers.
Cloud Migrate, Dataflow, and Anthos for containerized clinical apps.
Orchestration for migrated clinical services and interface engines.
Containerized, repeatable deployments of every migrated workload.
Infrastructure as code so each landing zone is provisioned identically.
Configuration management and repeatable cutover runbooks.
Build and release automation for post-migration delivery pipelines.
Pipelines that ship EHR integrations safely after the move.
Work tracking and release management across phased migration waves.
Clinical data migration, profiling, and quality validation at scale.
ETL pipelines for moving and reconciling structured clinical data.
HCX and vRealize for lifting existing hospital VM estates to cloud.
Discovery and CMDB mapping of every application before we move it.
Unified monitoring across on-prem and cloud during parallel runs.
Application performance baselines before and after each cutover.
Metrics collection for migrated clinical services and pipelines.
Migration dashboards leadership and clinical ops watch in real time.
Audit logging and HIPAA-aligned event analysis post-migration.
Cloud workload protection for PHI-bearing environments.
Cloud security posture management across AWS, Azure, and GCP.
Container and Kubernetes security for migrated clinical services.
Continuous vulnerability scanning of migrated cloud infrastructure.
Zero-trust access to clinical systems from every hospital site.
Before you move a single record, we map your EHR, imaging, and interface estate and score the clinical risk of each cutover. You get a phased plan that protects PHI and keeps care running.
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Our Process
Clinical systems cannot go dark. Our phased methodology validates every workload before cutover and keeps a rollback path open at each stage.
We inventory EHR modules, imaging archives, ancillary systems, and every HL7 or FHIR interface between them. Dependency mapping, TCO analysis, and clinical risk scoring produce a migration plan grounded in your actual estate.
We design the target cloud architecture and sequence workloads by clinical criticality. Cutover windows are planned around real utilisation data so patient-facing systems move during your lowest-demand periods.
A compliant landing zone comes first: PHI encryption, IAM and role-based access, network segmentation, and audit logging. Controls are configured and evidenced before a single record moves.
Workloads move via rehost, replatform, or refactor depending on their clinical role and technical debt. Integration endpoints are rebuilt and tested so downstream systems never see a gap.
PHI, DICOM studies, and structured clinical records transfer with record-level reconciliation against source systems. Nothing is signed off until counts, checksums, and field mappings all match.
We validate clinical workflows end to end, then tune until chart loads and study retrieval beat pre-migration benchmarks. Security posture is re-tested against HIPAA and HITRUST requirements.
Cutover runs with clinical stakeholders on call and a tested rollback ready. We monitor the first care cycles live and hold hypercare until the floor confirms normal operations.
After go-live we handle performance tuning, storage tiering, and cost management. Ongoing modernization turns the migrated estate into a platform for AI and analytics work.
We inventory EHR modules, imaging archives, ancillary systems, and every HL7 or FHIR interface between them. Dependency mapping, TCO analysis, and clinical risk scoring produce a migration plan grounded in your actual estate.
We design the target cloud architecture and sequence workloads by clinical criticality. Cutover windows are planned around real utilisation data so patient-facing systems move during your lowest-demand periods.
A compliant landing zone comes first: PHI encryption, IAM and role-based access, network segmentation, and audit logging. Controls are configured and evidenced before a single record moves.
Workloads move via rehost, replatform, or refactor depending on their clinical role and technical debt. Integration endpoints are rebuilt and tested so downstream systems never see a gap.
PHI, DICOM studies, and structured clinical records transfer with record-level reconciliation against source systems. Nothing is signed off until counts, checksums, and field mappings all match.
We validate clinical workflows end to end, then tune until chart loads and study retrieval beat pre-migration benchmarks. Security posture is re-tested against HIPAA and HITRUST requirements.
Cutover runs with clinical stakeholders on call and a tested rollback ready. We monitor the first care cycles live and hold hypercare until the floor confirms normal operations.
After go-live we handle performance tuning, storage tiering, and cost management. Ongoing modernization turns the migrated estate into a platform for AI and analytics work.
Moving clinical apps, PHI, and infrastructure from on-premise data centers to the cloud — assessment through cutover.
Phased migration by clinical criticality, with parallel runs, tested rollback, and cutovers in low-demand windows.
Yes. Encryption, role-based access, and audit logging are evidenced before any record moves, under a signed BAA.
Usually yes. Epic, Cerner, Athena, and custom EHRs can be rehosted with workflows and configurations intact.
DICOM archives move to tiered storage — active studies stay fast, retrieval benchmarked against your PACS.
Every HL7 and FHIR interface is mapped during assessment, then rebuilt and validated before cutover, not after.
Record-by-record reconciliation — counts, checksums, and field mapping must match before sign-off.
Typically 3-12 months by estate size, EHR complexity, and imaging volume — delivered in phases, not big-bang.
Yes. Hybrid keeps chosen workloads on-premise; multi-cloud spans AWS, Azure, and GCP for resilience.
Hypercare through the first clinical cycles, then ongoing tuning, storage tiering, and cost management.