Interoperability and Privacy as First-Class Requirements
Healthcare systems must exchange data reliably while protecting PHI. The right cloud foundations deliver controlled access, structured data flows, and audit-ready operations.
Cloud Foundations
Identity and Zero Trust: Context-aware access, device posture checks, and short-lived credentials.
Network and Data Zones: Private endpoints, service segmentation, PHI-tagged data zones, and encryption at rest and in transit.
Compliance Guardrails: Policy as code for HIPAA-aligned storage, logging, retention, and backup.
Data Architecture for Clinical Use
Ingestion: FHIR APIs, HL7 gateways, and batch imports.
Normalization: Mapping to standard terminologies and quality checks for completeness and lineage.
Analytics: Lakehouse for clinical insights, population health, and resource utilization.
Resilient Operations
SRE Practices: SLOs for API availability, data freshness, and clinical system uptime.
Observability: Trace clinical requests across services and vendors; correlate incidents with change events.
Business Continuity: DR as code, failover runbooks, and routine validation of RTO/RPO.
FinOps for Health Systems
Transparency: Showback by care pathway or service line.
Optimization: Autoscaling, lifecycle policies for imaging and logs, and cost-aware analytics patterns.
Capacity Planning: Forecast for seasonal surges and public health events.
90-Day Path
Stand up a compliant landing zone, enable FHIR-based exchange for a single clinical workflow, and publish a governance model that scales across partners.
Interoperability and Privacy as First-Class Requirements
Healthcare systems must exchange data reliably while protecting PHI. The right cloud foundations deliver controlled access, structured data flows, and audit-ready operations.
Cloud Foundations
Identity and Zero Trust: Context-aware access, device posture checks, and short-lived credentials.
Network and Data Zones: Private endpoints, service segmentation, PHI-tagged data zones, and encryption at rest and in transit.
Compliance Guardrails: Policy as code for HIPAA-aligned storage, logging, retention, and backup.
Data Architecture for Clinical Use
Ingestion: FHIR APIs, HL7 gateways, and batch imports.
Normalization: Mapping to standard terminologies and quality checks for completeness and lineage.
Analytics: Lakehouse for clinical insights, population health, and resource utilization.
Resilient Operations
SRE Practices: SLOs for API availability, data freshness, and clinical system uptime.
Observability: Trace clinical requests across services and vendors; correlate incidents with change events.
Business Continuity: DR as code, failover runbooks, and routine validation of RTO/RPO.
FinOps for Health Systems
Transparency: Showback by care pathway or service line.
Optimization: Autoscaling, lifecycle policies for imaging and logs, and cost-aware analytics patterns.
Capacity Planning: Forecast for seasonal surges and public health events.
90-Day Path
Stand up a compliant landing zone, enable FHIR-based exchange for a single clinical workflow, and publish a governance model that scales across partners.
Interoperability and Privacy as First-Class Requirements
Healthcare systems must exchange data reliably while protecting PHI. The right cloud foundations deliver controlled access, structured data flows, and audit-ready operations.
Cloud Foundations
Identity and Zero Trust: Context-aware access, device posture checks, and short-lived credentials.
Network and Data Zones: Private endpoints, service segmentation, PHI-tagged data zones, and encryption at rest and in transit.
Compliance Guardrails: Policy as code for HIPAA-aligned storage, logging, retention, and backup.
Data Architecture for Clinical Use
Ingestion: FHIR APIs, HL7 gateways, and batch imports.
Normalization: Mapping to standard terminologies and quality checks for completeness and lineage.
Analytics: Lakehouse for clinical insights, population health, and resource utilization.
Resilient Operations
SRE Practices: SLOs for API availability, data freshness, and clinical system uptime.
Observability: Trace clinical requests across services and vendors; correlate incidents with change events.
Business Continuity: DR as code, failover runbooks, and routine validation of RTO/RPO.
FinOps for Health Systems
Transparency: Showback by care pathway or service line.
Optimization: Autoscaling, lifecycle policies for imaging and logs, and cost-aware analytics patterns.
Capacity Planning: Forecast for seasonal surges and public health events.
90-Day Path
Stand up a compliant landing zone, enable FHIR-based exchange for a single clinical workflow, and publish a governance model that scales across partners.
Interoperability and Privacy as First-Class Requirements
Healthcare systems must exchange data reliably while protecting PHI. The right cloud foundations deliver controlled access, structured data flows, and audit-ready operations.
Cloud Foundations
Identity and Zero Trust: Context-aware access, device posture checks, and short-lived credentials.
Network and Data Zones: Private endpoints, service segmentation, PHI-tagged data zones, and encryption at rest and in transit.
Compliance Guardrails: Policy as code for HIPAA-aligned storage, logging, retention, and backup.
Data Architecture for Clinical Use
Ingestion: FHIR APIs, HL7 gateways, and batch imports.
Normalization: Mapping to standard terminologies and quality checks for completeness and lineage.
Analytics: Lakehouse for clinical insights, population health, and resource utilization.
Resilient Operations
SRE Practices: SLOs for API availability, data freshness, and clinical system uptime.
Observability: Trace clinical requests across services and vendors; correlate incidents with change events.
Business Continuity: DR as code, failover runbooks, and routine validation of RTO/RPO.
FinOps for Health Systems
Transparency: Showback by care pathway or service line.
Optimization: Autoscaling, lifecycle policies for imaging and logs, and cost-aware analytics patterns.
Capacity Planning: Forecast for seasonal surges and public health events.
90-Day Path
Stand up a compliant landing zone, enable FHIR-based exchange for a single clinical workflow, and publish a governance model that scales across partners.
“We now exchange clinical data securely across partners and can scale analytics without compromising privacy.”
Chief Information Officer, Regional Health Network
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