What unified patient records mean for care
Less searching, more doing
Eliminate wasted time spent logging into multiple portals or calling other healthcare providers to gather missing details.
Safer, higher-quality care
Provide a full clinical history to reduce diagnostic errors, avoid duplicate tests, and improve outcomes.
A foundation for data-driven health
Build a reliable data layer to standardize care pathways.
Complete context at the point of care
A single, trustworthy view of patient information across systems helps clinicians work with fuller context.
Simplified data access across networks
Connect hospitals, labs, and imaging systems under one framework for consistent, reliable information sharing.
Compliance, without the chaos
Enforce consent policies, access control, and information lifecycle management centrally. With built-in audit trails and standards alignment, IT teams can easily meet regulatory demands.
Built on trust, interoperability, and performance
Standards-based interoperability
Built on global healthcare standards including HL7, FHIR, DICOM, and IHE interoperability profiles to connect systems and networks while minimizing custom integrations and reducing vendor lock-in.
Secure by design
Security is embedded at every layer -from encryption and access controls to identity management and audit logs. Built to protect sensitive data while supporting operational integrity at scale.
Scalable infrastructure
Expands effortlessly from local implementations to regional or national networks, maintaining high performance and reliability as data and users grow.
Modular architecture
Flexible by design. Deploy and combine solutions as needed to meet organizational goals, use cases, and adapt to evolving workflows.
API-first foundation
Built as secure, well-documented APIs to simplify integration and accelerate innovation - while also offering UI components for teams who prefer to embed instead of build.
Embedded compliance
Regulatory alignment is built into every capability, with consent handling, auditability, and policy-driven controls supporting healthcare privacy standards across regions.
Standards-based interoperability
Built on global healthcare standards including HL7, FHIR, DICOM, and IHE interoperability profiles to connect systems and networks while minimizing custom integrations and reducing vendor lock-in.
Secure by design
Security is embedded at every layer -from encryption and access controls to identity management and audit logs. Built to protect sensitive data while supporting operational integrity at scale.
Scalable infrastructure
Expands effortlessly from local implementations to regional or national networks, maintaining high performance and reliability as data and users grow.
Modular architecture
Flexible by design. Deploy and combine solutions as needed to meet organizational goals, use cases, and adapt to evolving workflows.
Embedded compliance
Regulatory alignment is built into every capability, with consent handling, auditability, and policy-driven controls supporting healthcare privacy standards across regions.
Flexble setup, based on your environment
Founda supports three deployment models so healthcare organizations can choose the setup that aligns with their security, compliance, high availability and operational needs. All models follow the same security-first principles, proactive monitoring, and structured maintenance approach, with upgrades adapted to the specifics of each environment.Cloud
Orchestration and processing run fully in the cloud. Fast to deploy, highly scalable, and automated, with cloud-first updates and security patches that reduce manual effort. Fits organizations prioritizing scalability, automation, and cost-efficiency.
On-premise
All components run within the hospital's infrastructure. Provides full control of data, security, and compliance, supported by tailored upgrade schedules and local maintenance. Suits organizations with strict regulatory requirements and predictable environments, with higher IT involvement and manual scaling.
Hybrid
Processing stays on-premise where PHI is handled, while orchestration runs in the cloud. Balances regulatory compliance with cloud agility. Cloud components update quickly, while on-premise components follow controlled upgrade cycles aligned with local compliance needs.
