Healthcare & Life Sciences

Your EHR holds the answers. Your analytics stack doesn't know yet.

Epic, Cerner, and Meditech hold your most valuable clinical data — but it's fragmented, un-integrated, and disconnected from the AI systems you're trying to build. We bridge that gap. From HIPAA-compliant data architecture to clinical AI that integrates into real workflows, we span the full lifecycle — so you're not managing a strategy firm, an implementation firm, and a training vendor separately.

92%
of health system CIOs
increasing AI spend in 2025
<25%
have achieved meaningful
ROI — Deloitte, 2024
68%
of clinicians use 3+
siloed systems daily
$45 B
healthcare AI market
projected by 2026
Health Systems & Providers
Hospitals, IDNs & Specialty Practices

Clinical analytics, EHR integration, AI-assisted documentation, population health management, revenue cycle analytics, and clinical decision support — built around Epic, Cerner, and Meditech environments.

Payers & Health Plans
Commercial, MA & Medicaid Plans

Claims analytics, actuarial ML, fraud, waste and abuse detection, risk stratification, CMS regulatory reporting, and member intelligence — for commercial, Medicare Advantage, and Medicaid organizations.

Life Sciences
Pharma, Biotech, MedTech & CROs

Clinical trial data management, pharmacovigilance analytics, real-world evidence platforms, regulatory submission data (FDA, EMA), and medical device performance monitoring for life sciences organizations.

Technology Partners & Institutional Affiliations

Microsoft — Azure Health Data Services & FHIR APIs IBM Silver Partner — watsonx Health AI AWS — HealthLake & Cloud Infrastructure Arrow Electronics INFORMS — Institute for Operations Research & Analytics IEEE Illinois Institute of Technology University of Illinois Chicago Chamber Approved US Women's Chamber of Commerce
Healthcare Intelligence

What's shaping healthcare
data and AI right now.

The regulatory, reimbursement, and technology landscape is shifting fast. Here's what's driving urgency — and where the opportunities are — for health system leaders.

Regulatory
FDA · IMDRF
FDA Accelerates AI-Enabled Medical Device Approvals — With Tighter Governance Requirements

The FDA's expanded predetermined change control plan (PCCP) framework allows AI/ML-based medical devices to update continuously without new 510(k) clearance — but only with rigorous monitoring and change documentation baked in. Health systems adopting AI-enabled diagnostics now face an ongoing data governance obligation that most are not operationally ready for.

What it means for you
If you're deploying AI-enabled clinical tools, your data governance infrastructure needs to be audit-ready before the audit arrives — not after. That's exactly how we scope every engagement.
Read: AI Governance & Responsible AI →
Reimbursement
CMS · HHS
CMS Value-Based Care Expansion Creates Granular Outcomes Data Demands

CMS continues to expand alternative payment models — ACOs, bundled payments, primary care transformation programs — now covering a larger share of Medicare lives. These models reward outcomes that require real-time data pipelines most organizations simply don't have. Manual spreadsheet-based submissions are no longer adequate, and the reporting requirements keep tightening.

What it means for you
Value-based contracts require real-time visibility into outcomes your current BI stack likely can't provide. We've built these population health pipelines for health systems at exactly this inflection point.
Read: Population Health BI Practice →
Clinical AI
KLAS Research · AMA
Ambient AI Documentation Scales Up — But Most Organizations Lack the Data Foundation to Support It

Ambient clinical documentation tools are being adopted rapidly across health systems. Clinician satisfaction with ambient AI has driven enterprise-wide expansion at most early adopters. The problem: downstream data quality, EHR write-back accuracy, and integration reliability remain inconsistent without a clean data engineering layer underneath the model.

What it means for you
Ambient AI creates velocity — but only if your EHR integration and data validation layers can absorb it cleanly. We design and build those layers so the AI you're deploying actually sticks.
Read: Generative AI for Healthcare →
$760B
in annual healthcare waste is analytically addressable — but most organizations lack the systems to find it
JAMA, 2024
$ 9 .8M
average cost of a healthcare data breach — the highest of any industry for the 13th consecutive year
IBM Cost of a Data Breach Report, 2024
86 %
of healthcare executives cite data fragmentation as their single biggest operational barrier
Deloitte Health Equity Report, 2024
30 %
average efficiency gain across our healthcare engagements — from analytics platforms and AI implementations
Data Products LLC, 2024
Problem → Solution

Every challenge you're facing.
Exactly how we solve it.

We don't present a menu of services and leave you to figure out the fit. Here's what we hear from healthcare leaders every week — and the specific capability we bring to each one.

EHR Data Is Trapped in Silos

Epic, Cerner, and Meditech hold your most valuable clinical data, but extracting it for analytics requires months of manual HL7 mapping, and the output is rarely clean enough to act on.

68% of clinicians report daily use of 3+ disconnected systems
Our answer
Clinical Data Engineering & EHR Integration

We build HL7 FHIR pipelines directly into Epic, Cerner, and Meditech — normalizing, de-identifying, and routing clinical data into a governed lakehouse your analytics and AI systems can actually use.

FHIR API & HL7 v2 integration with Epic, Cerner & Meditech
Clinical data lake & lakehouse architecture on Azure, Databricks, Snowflake
Real-time patient data pipeline engineering with de-identification baked in
Explore Data Engineering
HIPAA Compliance Slows Every Initiative

Every analytics project triggers a compliance review. De-identification, BAAs, audit logging — valid requirements, but when they're not designed in from day one, they become blockers that add months and cost.

$9.8M average cost of a healthcare data breach — IBM, 2024
Our answer
HIPAA-First Data Strategy & Governance

We design compliance into the architecture — not as a later review. Every engagement includes BAA coverage, de-identification protocols, RBAC, and audit logging as structural components, not add-ons.

HIPAA-compliant data architecture with BAA, RBAC, and audit logging designed in
Clinical data council design and governance operating model
AI governance & responsible use frameworks aligned to FDA and NIST RMF
Explore Strategy & Governance
Dashboards Exist. Nobody Uses Them.

You've invested in Power BI or Tableau. The dashboards are built. But clinical staff don't trust the numbers, don't know how to interpret them, or don't see how they connect to their daily decisions.

30% more tool adoption after our literacy programs go live — internal, 2024
Our answer
Clinical AI & Data Literacy Programs

We close the gap between the tool and the person who uses it. Clinician-specific upskilling, executive data fluency workshops, and department-level literacy programs delivered through our NuScienta platform.

Role-specific AI literacy programs for clinicians, nurses, and administrators
Executive data fluency workshops — board-ready framing for clinical AI investment
NuScienta-powered online learning with measurable adoption outcomes
Explore AI & Data Literacy
Fraud, Waste & Abuse Goes Undetected

Rule-based claims review catches obvious anomalies, but modern billing fraud, telemedicine misuse, and upcoding patterns require ML to detect. Legacy rule engines miss the signals hiding in behavioral patterns.

$760B in annual US healthcare waste is analytically addressable — JAMA, 2024
Our answer
Clinical AI & Predictive ML Models

We build and deploy machine learning models for healthcare-specific use cases — trained on your data, validated against your clinical standards, and integrated into the workflows where they create actual impact.

Claims fraud, waste & abuse detection using behavioral ML models
Readmission risk & patient deterioration prediction
Predictive staffing, capacity planning, and ED throughput models
Explore AI & Machine Learning
Population Health Insights Always Arrive Late

By the time population-level reports reach clinical leadership, the cohort has shifted. Patients have been discharged, readmitted, or transitioned. Interventions need real-time signals — not monthly batch reports.

86% of executives cite data fragmentation as their top operational barrier — Deloitte, 2024
Our answer
Population Health BI & Real-Time Analytics

We build population health dashboards that clinical leaders actually open — with real-time data feeds, HEDIS and CMS measure reporting, and chronic disease cohort management built into Power BI or Tableau.

Real-time population health dashboards with live EHR data feeds
CMS and HEDIS quality measure reporting and gap analysis
Chronic disease, readmission, and care gap management analytics
Explore BI & Analytics
Revenue Cycle Leakage Is Invisible

Claim denials, undercoding, unbundling errors, and prior authorization delays cost health systems millions annually. Without analytics that can pinpoint where value is leaking — and why — these losses become accepted.

5–10% of net patient revenue lost to revenue cycle inefficiency on average
Our answer
Revenue Cycle Analytics & GenAI Automation

We combine BI analytics to identify leakage patterns with generative AI to automate the repetitive work — prior auth drafting, denial letter generation, coding validation — on IBM watsonx or Azure OpenAI.

Revenue cycle analytics with denial root-cause and undercoding identification
Prior authorization drafting and review AI (IBM watsonx, Azure OpenAI)
Clinical documentation AI to improve coding accuracy and reduce clinician burden
Explore Generative AI
You Need Clinical Data Engineers — Fast

Health systems don't have time for a 6-month search for a FHIR integration specialist or an ML engineer who understands clinical workflows. You need vetted, experienced talent that can start in weeks, not months.

40–60% below US market rates — vetted LATAM clinical data engineering talent
Our answer
Healthcare Staff Augmentation

We source vetted LATAM AI and data engineering talent with healthcare-specific experience — EHR integration, clinical ML, HIPAA-aware architecture — at 40–60% below US market rates, in US time zones.

FHIR integration specialists, clinical ML engineers, and data architects on demand
Contract, contract-to-hire, or dedicated embedded team models
2–4 week placement timelines — fully vetted, HIPAA-compliant workflow training included
Explore Staff Augmentation
Why Data Products

What boutique means
in a healthcare engagement.

Big Four firms pitch senior partners and deliver with analysts. Specialist health IT vendors go deep in one layer and hand off the rest. We're structured differently — and it matters on HIPAA-regulated, clinically complex projects.

Senior experts deliver every engagement

The people who scope your engagement are the ones who build it. No partner-led pitch followed by an analyst team you've never met. Every clinical data architecture decision gets senior eyes — because healthcare errors have clinical consequences.

vs. Big Four: partner-pitch, analyst-deliver
Strategy through go-live — no handoffs

Most consultancies hand you a roadmap and move on. Implementation goes to a separate team. We cover the full lifecycle — data strategy, EHR integration, AI model development, deployment, and training — as one team with continuous context.

vs. Specialist firms: one layer only
HIPAA-first architecture, not HIPAA-last review

Compliance isn't a sign-off step at the end of our engagements — it's a structural requirement built into every architecture decision from day one. BAA coverage, de-identification, RBAC, and audit logging are included, not invoiced separately.

vs. Generic tech firms: compliance as afterthought
IBM Silver Partner — watsonx Health AI

As an IBM Silver Partner, we have hands-on depth with IBM watsonx and watsonx Health — not just a certification. Combined with Microsoft Azure Health Data Services and AWS HealthLake, we have the clinical AI toolstack most firms can only list on a slide.

vs. Most boutiques: partner logos only
Start Here

Not ready for a full engagement?
Start with a defined pilot.

Every healthcare data transformation starts with understanding where you are. Our fixed-scope starter programs give you a clear picture — and a clear path forward — before any long-term commitment.

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6–8 Weeks
Healthcare AI Readiness Assessment

We audit your current data infrastructure, map your HIPAA compliance posture, identify your highest-ROI AI use cases, and deliver a prioritized roadmap — with realistic timelines and cost estimates.

See what's included
5 Minutes
Data Literacy Baseline Assessment

A free diagnostic that benchmarks your organization's data and AI literacy. Identify where clinical and operational staff are confident — and where the gaps are creating adoption friction.

Take the free assessment
10 Weeks
EHR Integration Pilot

A scoped proof-of-concept connecting your primary EHR to a governed analytics layer via FHIR. You leave with a working pipeline, validated data model, and a clear understanding of what a full implementation requires.

See what's included
8 Weeks
Clinical GenAI Prototype

A working prototype of one clinical AI use case — prior auth drafting, ambient documentation, or a clinical knowledge assistant — on IBM watsonx or Azure OpenAI, with HIPAA controls and a deployment plan.

See what's included
Healthcare · Business Intelligence & HR Analytics
30%
efficiency gain
45%
fewer errors
70%
easier to use
Thresholds — from scattered HR spreadsheets to a real-time analytics platform on UKG ERP
Read the full case study →
Healthcare · AI & Data Literacy Transformation
80%
skills improved
30%
more tool adoption
Regional health system — organization-wide data culture transformation across clinical departments
Read the full case study →
Ready to move forward

Let's talk about what your
clinical data could actually do.

Whether you're trying to integrate EHR data, deploy predictive models, close revenue cycle leakage, or build clinical AI your staff will actually use — we've done it. Let's find out where to start.

Questions & Answers

Healthcare data & AI consulting —
the questions we hear most.

From health system CIOs to payer analytics leads to pharma data heads — here are the questions that come up in every first conversation.

Do you work with health systems, payers, and life sciences organizations?
Yes — all three. On the provider side we work with health systems, integrated delivery networks, and specialty practices. On the payer side we serve commercial and government health plans, including actuarial modeling, claims analytics, and fraud detection. In life sciences we support pharma, biotech, medical device companies, and CROs with clinical trial data management, pharmacovigilance analytics, and regulatory submission data infrastructure.
How do you ensure HIPAA compliance throughout an engagement?
Every healthcare engagement is scoped with HIPAA compliance built in from the start — not retrofitted. This includes de-identification protocols, Business Associate Agreement coverage, role-based access controls, and audit logging on all platforms we design or implement. Compliance is a structural requirement of every architecture decision, not a checklist at the end of the project.
Which EHR and EMR systems do you have experience integrating with?
We have integration experience with Epic, Cerner (Oracle Health), Meditech, and eClinicalWorks. Our engineering team works natively with HL7 FHIR APIs and legacy HL7 v2 interfaces to extract, normalize, and route clinical data into modern analytics environments without disrupting clinical workflows or requiring extended downtime.
What does a typical healthcare AI engagement look like?
Most healthcare engagements begin with a 6–8 week AI Readiness Assessment — we audit your current data infrastructure, map your compliance posture, identify the highest-ROI use cases, and produce a prioritized roadmap. From there we move into phased build-out: data engineering, model development, and deployment — with literacy and training programs running in parallel to drive adoption at the point of care.
How are you different from a firm like Deloitte or Accenture for healthcare?
Three things. First: senior experts deliver every engagement — the people who scope the work are the ones who do it, not a bench of analysts managed at a distance. Second: we span the full lifecycle — strategy through deployment — so you never lose context between a strategy phase and an implementation phase. Third: we have hands-on depth with IBM watsonx Health and Microsoft Azure Health Data Services — not just partner certifications. For healthcare organizations doing clinically complex, compliance-sensitive AI work, those differences compound quickly.
How do you address clinical staff resistance to data tools?
Resistance is almost always a literacy and trust issue, not a capability issue. Clinicians reject tools they don't understand or don't trust. Our AI and Data Literacy programs — delivered through our NuScienta platform — are built for clinical and operational audiences: practical, role-specific, and designed to reduce friction from day one. In one health system engagement, this approach drove a 30% increase in tool adoption within six months of go-live.