Make your clinical, claims, and operational data AI-ready in weeks, fully inside your HIPAA perimeter.
NexusOne is the composable data layer for payers, providers, and life sciences: EHR, claims, policy admin, lab, and operational systems unified into one governed estate, in weeks, with no migration and no PHI leaving your environment. HIPAA and HITRUST certified.
Getting clinical and claims AI into production is a data problem, not a model problem
Your data lives across Epic or Cerner, a 20-year-old policy admin system, a half-built cloud lake, and ten years of lab and imaging archives nobody wants to migrate. Every AI vendor's pitch starts the same way: move your PHI to our platform first.
Now add agents, running prior auth, claims review, and ambient documentation. Your CISO wants to know what PHI they touched, compliance needs an audit trail on every prompt and human review, and the CFO wants per-agent FinOps before the inference bill arrives. And nobody has a kill switch for an agent that goes off-script in front of a clinician or a member. The model was never the hard part. The governed context behind it is what makes AI safe to put in front of a patient or a regulator.
Turn your clinical, claims, and operational data into an asset for AI right away, not a migration project.
NexusOne doesn't replace your EHR, your claims platform, your policy admin, or your cloud lake. It lays over them.
Your data estate today
Clinical, claims, lab, imaging, and operational data fragmented across EHR, policy admin, on-prem warehouses, and the cloud lake.
AI pilots run on de-identified sandbox extracts. Nothing reaches the bedside or the member workflow because the extracts aren't audit-defensible under HIPAA.
Every new use case (prior auth, FWA, ambient scribe, RWE) demands another point integration or another HIPAA review.
60–80% of data engineering time spent on Mirth interfaces, FHIR exports, broken nightly loads, and Hadoop upgrades.
PHI leaves your perimeter the moment a cloud LLM gets involved. Privacy officer says no, business case dies.
Agents run with no FinOps on tokens, no circuit breakers, no lineage for what they wrote to the chart or the claim.
Auditors and regulators flag PHI inconsistencies before your team does. MTTR for HEDIS, Stars, and quality reporting runs into weeks.
With NexusOne
One layer federates EHR, claims, policy admin, lab, imaging, RWE, and operational sources behind one catalog, one identity, one HIPAA-grade policy model.
AI serving with PHI lineage, audit trail, and human-review checkpoints that compliance and CMOs can inspect.
Inherit Epic, Cerner, Hadoop, Spark, and warehouse workloads as-is, without rewrites.
Patches, upgrades, and access policy run on the platform, not on your headcount.
PHI never leaves your VPC or your region. Sovereign AI inside the HIPAA boundary.
Per-agent FinOps, a central agent registry, automated circuit breakers, and lineage on every prompt, response, and write back to a chart or claim.
Automated lineage testing catches data quality failures before they hit reporting. MTTR drops from weeks to hours.
Power AI applications and use cases for health with NexusOne
Platform + People + Automation
Superior data technology
A composable, open data layer that lays over your existing EHR, claims, and cloud estate. Unified catalog, Iceberg storage, semantic layer over FHIR and clinical vocabularies, air-gapped governance, 100% open standards. Kubernetes-native, on-prem, cloud, or hybrid, the same architecture across every facility, plan, or site.
Forward-deployed engineers
Forward-deployed engineers who have built this inside regulated environments under HIPAA, HITRUST, and GxP. They sit with your clinical informatics, IT, and compliance teams in your environment, deploy alongside them, and deliver production AI outcomes against your highest-friction workflow, not slide decks.
AI/ML-enabled operations
One-click HDFS-to-Iceberg migration for clinical archives. Kafka-free CDC for claims and policy admin. FHIR and HL7 schema translation. Policy generation aligned to HIPAA minimum necessary. Dynamic agent governance with PHI redaction. Months of plumbing, done in minutes.
Built for the work your clinical, payer, and life sciences teams have to ship next quarter.
Achieve an AI-ready data layer in weeks, not years
5 hours
Deploy NexusOne, launch the control plane inside your HIPAA boundary, federate existing identities (Epic, Cerner, AD, Okta), and migrate discovered access policies.
5 days
Connect your estate across EHR, claims, policy admin, lab, imaging, RWE, and operational systems into one catalog. Go live with full PHI lineage and start shipping governed data products to clinical and payer teams.
5 weeks
Power production AI use cases. Turn on the semantic layer over FHIR and clinical vocabularies, agent-ready endpoints with PHI redaction, audit scaffolding, and human review against the priority workflow your CMO or COO is asking about every Monday.
Built for healthcare security, privacy, and regulatory compliance.
FAQs
How is this different from Snowflake or Databricks?
Both are proprietary destinations. We're an open layer that sits across them, plus your EHR, your claims platform, your policy admin, your Hadoop, and your on-prem clinical archives. Many health systems and payers run Snowflake or Databricks for analytics. We make the rest of the estate work alongside them, governed under one HIPAA and HITRUST envelope.
Why HIPAA and HITRUST and not just one?
HIPAA is the legal floor. HITRUST is how health plans, sponsors, and clinically integrated networks operationalize it across vendors. We carry both certifications so a payer, provider, or sponsor can deploy NexusOne against the highest healthcare-data compliance bar without a custom security review for every new use case.
Can PHI really stay inside our perimeter with AI in the loop?
Yes. Inference, embeddings, retrieval, and agent state run inside your HIPAA boundary. When a workload calls a hosted model, minimum-necessary policy applies, PHI is masked in flight, and every call lands in your audit log.
Epic and Cerner are systems of record. NexusOne is the governed layer across them plus claims, lab, imaging, and operational systems — so AI sees the whole member or patient, not one chart. Your EHR stays exactly where it is.
EHR-vendor AI is good at the use cases the EHR vendor builds. It rarely reaches claims, policy admin, lab, imaging, RWE, or operational data, which is where most enterprise AI use cases actually live. NexusOne is the cross-estate layer that lets EHR-vendor AI, your own models, and third-party clinical models work over the same governed, HIPAA-grade fabric.
Why not have our own team build this on open source?
You can, but doing so takes at least 18–24 months, a sustained team of senior platform and security engineers, and a running tax on every upgrade, every Hadoop CVE, and every HIPAA control review. Health systems and payers can no longer afford that pace at AI-era speed. Our automation layer removes that tax so you keep the open-standards foundation without inheriting maintenance.
How does the cost compare to what we run today?
NexusOne provides simple vCore pricing in a fully managed solution with healthcare-scale discounting on top of rack rate. In most engagements, NexusOne provides cost savings against legacy Hadoop, ETL, and proprietary clinical-data platforms we help sunset, before counting the return on AI the platform enables.