Healthcare organizations handle sensitive data: electronic health records, diagnostic notes, insurance claims, lab results, and compliance documentation. These data types are governed by strict regulations like HIPAA, HITECH, 42 CFR Part 2, and internal security policies that require complete control over where and how information is accessed, processed, and stored.
Public AI platforms fundamentally conflict with these requirements. Prompts and completions are transmitted to third-party systems. Logs may be stored indefinitely. PHI may be leaked through inference or transmission. Even seemingly routine requests—like summarizing clinical notes or drafting intake forms—can create compliance gaps if routed through public APIs.
They also don’t integrate with your environment. Public AI models can’t access your EHR, billing software, or secure file repositories. They don’t understand your internal codes, document structures, or workflows. And they can’t comply with your audit, segmentation, or authentication policies.
IronCloud changes that.
We deploy AI inside your infrastructure—on-premises or in a private cloud you control. Prompts and completions never leave your network. All inference occurs in hardened, auditable containers. Access is managed through your existing identity systems, and integrations are built around the tools you already use—like Athenahealth, Kareo, SimplePractice, or Azure FHIR.
IronCloud supports AI-assisted workflows across the entire clinical documentation lifecycle. Creation of discharge summaries, drafting admission notes, and auto-generate shift handoffs with contextual awareness. Generate SOAP notes from structured and unstructured data, assist in writing patient instructions in plain language, and auto-fill flow sheet entries based on observed trends. Shift summaries can be tailored by role and securely stored in your charting system—all without leaving your controlled environment.
For billing and revenue cycle management, IronCloud enables natural language queries across insurance claims, benefit eligibility responses, and denial patterns. Generate clean claim drafts, validate ICD-10 or CPT coding against visit data, and assist staff in resolving outstanding charges or documenting medical necessity. Since all data stays internal, billing workflows remain fully compliant with HIPAA and payer-specific privacy requirements.
