Current-state Microsoft and AI map
Relevant Microsoft 365, security, data, Copilot, agent, automation, and existing AI use.
Healthcare AI Readiness
The healthcare form of the 90-Day AI Roadmap
Get a defensible 90-day AI plan for your healthcare environment.
We assess where AI can create operational value, what Microsoft capabilities are already available, what security, identity, data, BAA, governance, or workflow dependencies need attention, and which use cases belong in the next 90 days.
- Focused assessment
- Healthcare-specific governance lens
- Written 90-day roadmap
Healthcare changes the questions
The use case is only half the decision.
In healthcare, a promising AI workflow still has to be evaluated against real constraints before it can move.
- Regulated data
- Patient and workforce privacy
- Clinical versus administrative use
- Microsoft and third-party contractual coverage
- Identity and device posture
- Data access and auditability
- Human decision and approval requirements
- Downtime and patient-care implications
- The EHR and vendor boundary
This assessment puts those dependencies into the roadmap rather than treating them as a review after deployment.
What you receive
Five deliverables your governance committee can use.
Governance and regulated-data gap view
Identity, permissions, data handling, policy, audit, BAA and vendor, and operating-model gaps that affect AI deployment.
Prioritized use cases
Clinical-adjacent, administrative, revenue-cycle, workforce, knowledge, or operational workflows ranked by value, feasibility, risk, and dependency.
90-day roadmap
A sequenced plan that names the work that must happen first and the use cases that are ready to move.
Executive and compliance readout
A written summary leadership and the appropriate governance and compliance stakeholders can use to make the next decision.
What we do and do not claim
Designed for HIPAA-regulated environments.
The engagement is designed for HIPAA-regulated environments and evaluates the Microsoft and operating safeguards relevant to the proposed workloads. Specific Microsoft contractual coverage, customer obligations, and BAA requirements are confirmed for the actual service and architecture.
No assessment or product makes an organization compliant by itself. Scope, required access, stakeholder time, timeline, and fee are confirmed before kickoff. Microsoft licensing and consumption are separate.
On pricing: You get a fixed fee in writing after the scoping conversation, before the engagement is committed. We do not publish a price for this engagement because the scope varies enough that a headline number would mislead more than it helps.
Next-step paths
Where the roadmap usually points.
Foundation not ready
M365 InstantOn or CompleteCare
Establish and operate the Microsoft 365 baseline, or take on broader Microsoft 365 operations and data governance.
See M365 InstantOn →Copilot is next
Copilot Kickstart
Run a governed Microsoft 365 Copilot pilot with role-based scenarios, training, and measurement.
See Copilot Kickstart →A workflow qualifies
Agent Launchpad
Put one governed production agent into a real healthcare workflow with human approval points designed in.
See Agent Launchpad →24×7 security gap
Managed SOC on Microsoft Sentinel
Managed detection, triage, escalation, and pre-authorized response on Microsoft security tooling.
See Managed SOC →Make the AI decision with healthcare reality in the room.
Tell us what leadership is being asked about, what your Microsoft environment looks like, and which governance stakeholders need to be involved.
Enrolling in a Microsoft rural-health program? See Rural Resiliency Readiness →
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A senior member of our team will reach out within one business day to confirm scope and the governance stakeholders to involve.