ArcaX mediates HL7 v2 and FHIR inside your perimeter and gives agents clinical tools instead of database access — per-agent identity, PII redaction before the model, and a sealed per-call audit trail your privacy officer can export.
Agents reason over "admissions for ward X in the last 24h" or "medication list for encounter Y" — narrow, reviewable surfaces that a privacy officer can approve one by one.
Per-agent mTLS identity, OPA policy evaluated on every call, and direct-identifier redaction at the gateway — before results ever reach a context window.
Unique identification, access control, audit controls, minimum necessary, transmission security — each control has a default artifact: per-call, exportable, verifiable.
Deploys on the hospital's own Kubernetes, mediates inside the perimeter, fits segmented clinical VLANs — including fully air-gapped research environments.
Bed management, staffing forecasts, referral logistics — real value on mostly non-PHI operational data, no clinical-decision risk.
Drafting support for discharge summaries and encounter notes — the agent reads, the clinician reviews and signs.
Completeness and coding-consistency checks across encounters — high volume, low blast radius, measurable in weeks.
All compliance references indicate architectural readiness and alignment with the applicable framework, not formal third-party certification. Validate your implementation with your privacy officer and counsel.