Care data, governed.
Ready for the clinician.

Bring PointClickCare and facility records onto one checked path, with PHI controls and a clinician accountable for the decision.

  • Facilities on one path

    Reuse the onboarding pattern as each community joins.

  • PHI governed throughout

    Define access and lineage before data reaches an agent.

  • A clinician decides

    Keep clinical review in the workflow.

<24h to onboard a new community, down from 3 weeks · CenteredCare

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Care data that arrives
ready for use.

Every facility brings its own records and formats. A repeatable onboarding path and explicit access rules help care teams use the data with confidence.

  • Normalize at the source

    Resolve differences between clinical systems as records arrive.

  • Set the access boundary

    Make identity, permitted use and retention explicit.

  • Keep review in place

    Draft documentation for a clinician to check.

This is the right partner when

  • New communities take a fresh integration project.
  • Clinical and operating reports disagree.
  • An AI pilot needs clear PHI boundaries.

Data and AI work
for care delivery.

Start with the decision, follow the data, and leave each engagement with something your team can use.

  • SourcesCheckedConformed

    New facilities on one checked path

    Connect PointClickCare and facility feeds through repeatable mappings. Validate records before they enter the shared model.

    You receiveOnboarding runbook

    Delivered through Data Integration
  • OwnerAccessDataset

    PHI access by design

    Map owners and access rules across clinical data domains. Give teams an explicit design for permitted use.

    You receiveAccess design

    Delivered through Data Governance
  • IdentitySafetySource

    Controls in each AI request

    Scope identity and tools around the clinical workflow. Keep consequential actions behind a named human decision.

    You receiveSign-off design

    Delivered through Trust Layer
  • Your casesGateYour systems

    Less work around clinical documentation

    Ground documentation and intake agents in the permitted record. Keep the clinician or operator responsible for review.

    You receiveGrounded tool path

    Delivered through Agentic AI
  • QuestionSemantic modelGold layer

    Reporting across the care estate

    Align operational and quality definitions across facilities. Give care leaders a shared reporting model in Power BI.

    You receiveSemantic model

    Delivered through Analytics & BI
  • ControlsDataBaseline

    Choose a ready clinical use case

    Trace the data and permissions behind one proposed workflow. Price the gaps before committing to the pilot.

    You receivePriced gap list

    Delivered through AI Readiness
The Mandelbulb Kit Healthcare edition

Engineered in-house.
The Mandelbulb Kit.

Accelerators, agents and products we build and maintain ourselves, brought into an engagement wherever they fit.

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Voice agents · Handle the intake

TheTranquil

Voice conversations that keep their context and know when to hand over.

  • Detects tone and handles interruptions
  • Keeps context across turns
  • Escalates cleanly to a supervisor

Questions buyers ask.

How is AI used in healthcare?

In healthcare, AI is most useful in the work around care: onboarding facility data, intake, documentation and reporting, with a clinician accountable for every clinical decision. We connect PointClickCare and facility feeds through repeatable mappings, ground documentation and intake agents in the permitted record and give care leaders a shared reporting model across facilities. Clinical review stays in the workflow.

Which data platform suits a healthcare team?

Healthcare teams need a platform where identity, permitted use and lineage can be enforced, and the choice itself is open: Microsoft Fabric, Databricks or BigQuery for data, with Azure OpenAI, OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini or a self-hosted model for AI. We design the access boundary first, so the same PHI rules carry over whichever platform and model you run.

How should a healthcare organization start with data and AI?

Start with one facility to connect, one reporting gap or one intake workflow. Bring it to a 30-minute working session and we identify a bounded next step. If you are weighing an AI pilot, an AI Readiness engagement traces the data and permissions behind one proposed workflow and prices the gaps before you commit, and Butter gives a free first verdict on the use case.

How should PHI be governed in an AI workflow?

Define access before data reaches an agent. Map owners and access rules across clinical data domains, make identity, permitted use and retention explicit, and scope each agent’s identity and permitted actions around the workflow. Consequential actions stay behind a named human decision, and the clinician or operator remains responsible for reviewing anything an agent drafts. This design supports your own compliance review rather than replacing it.

What does a first healthcare engagement deliver?

A first engagement delivers one artifact the care team can use, scoped to a bounded problem. Depending on the starting point, that is an onboarding runbook for new facility feeds, an access design for clinical data domains, a sign-off design for an AI workflow or a priced gap list for a proposed pilot. Each phase is fixed price and fixed scope.

Partners and recognition.

  • Microsoft 2024 Partner of the Year, Analytics Award Finalist
  • Microsoft Fabric Featured Partner
  • Microsoft Solutions Partner
  • Google Partner
  • Databricks
  • Anthropic
  • OpenAI

Bring the facility
you need to connect.

Bring the source system, reporting gap or intake workflow. We will identify a bounded next step in a 30-minute working session.