What We Do
Five areas of capability that work best together: a healthcare flagship, and the enterprise disciplines that make large-scale change possible.
Healthcare Technology
Clinical information only earns its value when it reaches the right person at the right moment. We design and deliver the systems that carry it, from the first registration to the follow-up appointment.
of US non-federal acute care hospitals had a certified EHR by 2024. The gap is no longer adoption. It is connection.
Source: ONC data brief, 2008-2024of US hospitals could find, send, receive and integrate outside data in 2023, up from 46% in 2018
Source: ONC data brief, 2023Security, Standards and Interoperability
Four questions every hospital IT team asks first. Choose one and try it for yourself, with sample data.
Full detail for IT and procurement- Patient
- Amara Whitfield, sample
- Ward
- Cardiology, Bed 12
- Doctor
- Dr A. Example
- Right patient
- Complete details
- Permission to share
- Bed managementBed 12 marked occupied
- Ward nursesNew patient on their list
- Patient recordHospital stay opened
- Patient appAmara sees her ward and doctor
Everyone who needs to know that Amara has arrived knows at once, and nobody types her details again. HL7 v2 and FHIR are the shared languages that make this possible, so older systems and new apps can work together. Sample patient, for illustration.
The problem we are built for
of US non-federal acute care hospitals had a certified EHR by 2024. The gap is no longer adoption. It is connection.
Source: ONC data brief, 2008-2024of those enterprise applications are actually integrated
Source: MuleSoft Connectivity Benchmark, 2025less value than predicted was delivered by large IT projects in the same study
Source: McKinsey and University of OxfordWhere we work
Interoperability, patient access and EHR modernisation.