ALGOBAIN
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Industry · Healthcare

Where personal data is health data.

Digital health products and clinical data systems carry the most sensitive data a person has, and a wrong recommendation reaches a person, not a dashboard. Algobain designs, builds and operates them with that in mind.

Data minimisedProcessed only where you say, and only what the system needs.
Every change recordedWho changed what, and when, on every record.
94% recommendation accuracyOn the BetterHealth engine we built.
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Where errors cost

Four ways a health system fails expensively.

In health, a fast system that is occasionally wrong is worse than a slow one. The work is in making it right first, then fast.

RiskWhy it is expensiveHow we handle it
iExposure of sensitive dataHealth data is special-category personal data. A leak is a regulatory event and a breach of trust.Data minimised and processed where you say. TLS 1.3 in transit, AES-256 at rest, and least-privilege access with every access logged.
iiA recommendation that is wrongA plan, an alert or a summary that is wrong reaches a patient or a user, not a dashboard.Recommendations are evaluated before release [evaluation method per engagement], and consequential changes wait for a named owner.
iiiAn incomplete audit trailClinical and research records must show who changed what, and when.Audit trails on every data modification, retained for [retention period].
ivSystems that cannot talk to each otherHospital systems speak FHIR and HL7. A bespoke format becomes next year's migration.Standards-based integration. Algobain has built FHIR APIs and HL7 message processing for an oncology data-capture system.

Sector frameworks in scope are agreed during the two-week assessment: [frameworks to confirm per engagement]. Algobain follows SOC 2-aligned practices; it is not SOC 2 certified.

02 · Governance, data residency, auditability

The paperwork arrives before the demo.

The same three controls on every engagement, set up for the way healthcare teams are reviewed.

1

Governance

A named person owns every consequential action. The agent proposes, the gate decides, the record stays.

NDA
Signed before you share a detail
Approval gates
On consequential agent actions
Practices
SOC 2-aligned, not certified
2

Data residency

Your data is processed where you say, on the cloud you already use.

Clouds
AWS, GCP or Azure
Regions
US, EU (Frankfurt, Ireland), IN (Mumbai), on request
GDPR
DPA for EU and UK entities
3

Auditability

Every decision, approval and change is logged as it happens, in a record your auditor can read.

Decision record
Append-only, kept as the work happens
Infrastructure
As code, reviewable and reproducible
Retention
[Per contract]
As your operators see it

The log is what your privacy officer and your auditor read. Identifiable exports are declined by default and returned with a reason.

Human in commandApproval gates with a named owner, never a shared inbox.
Respond within 48 hoursA senior engineer, not a sales desk.
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[Photo placeholder] Clinic, patient check
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Bring the system you are worried about.

Tell us what you are trying to run in production. A senior engineer replies within 48 hours.

  1. 1
    Within 48 hoursA senior engineer replies, not a sales desk.
  2. 2
    NDA, then a working sessionWe sign first, then look at the system together.
  3. 3
    Two-week fixed-fee assessmentWritten roadmap, ROI and build-versus-buy. No lock-in.