SCRIMED Enterprise Healthcare Infrastructure Readiness
Map hospital IT reality into governed SCRIMED proof, pilots, and revenue paths.
SCRIMED Enterprise Healthcare Infrastructure Readiness maps hospital IT, interoperability, imaging, security, compute, data, agent, and sales readiness into original SCRIMED proof surfaces. It is synthetic/metadata-only and does not authorize live PHI, production EHR/PACS/RIS/HIS/VPN/database/firewall connector use, autonomous clinical care, final imaging interpretation, payer submission, EHR writeback, certification claims, customer go-live, or competitor proprietary copying.
Operating Position
SCRIMED should meet enterprise buyers where their systems already live.
This layer organizes FHIR, HL7 ADT, DICOM, DICOMweb, PACS, RIS, HIS, X12, Integration Engines, VPNs, Virtual Machines, Client/Server Architecture, Databases, Firewalls, private runtime, and governed agent orchestration into one diligence-ready map.
SCRIMED can demonstrate how the platform understands healthcare infrastructure without asking for PHI or promising live connector authority.
No live PHI, no EHR writeback, no payer submission, no final imaging interpretation, and no production connector approval are preserved until qualified review and formal authorization.
Audit hash: scrimed-intel-d09eb985
Hospital Integration Conformance Control Pack
Executable synthetic evidence for FHIR, SMART, HL7 v2, DICOMweb, and X12, with every live lane blocked.
One governed integration surface
Fixed-scope Hospital Integration Conformance Readiness assessment with a synthetic evidence packet and human-reviewed pilot recommendation.
- Live lanes blocked: 5
- Supported lanes: fhir-r4-us-core-intake, smart-app-launch-authorization, dicomweb-imaging-exchange, hl7-v2-adt-event-feed, x12-payer-rcm-evidence
- Reviewers: interoperability architect, interface engine owner, imaging informatics owner, revenue cycle or payer operations owner, security and privacy reviewer, clinical governance reviewer
- Evidence: /api/interoperability/conformance, /interoperability/evaluations, /integrations/fixture-validation, /api/enterprise-healthcare-infrastructure, /api/enterprise-healthcare-infrastructure/brief
- Expansion: Assessment -> synthetic conformance sprint -> protected no-PHI pilot -> partner acceptance planning -> separately approved enterprise integration.
- Human review required: true
- Production authority: false
- Audit hash: scrimed-intel-6361cea3
Required before live partner testing
Every synthetic evaluation passes its deterministic checks.
Qualified human approval and retained evidence are required.
Required before live partner testing
Deployment-specific profiles, versions, actors, transactions, and endpoint roles are selected.
Qualified human approval and retained evidence are required.
Required before live partner testing
Partner acceptance covers errors, acknowledgements, retries, duplicates, replay, monitoring, and rollback.
Qualified human approval and retained evidence are required.
Required before live partner testing
Tenant identity, purpose-of-use, consent, least privilege, retention, and durable audit are approved.
Qualified human approval and retained evidence are required.
Required before live partner testing
Human owners approve the exact no-PHI pilot scope and retain all live connector, clinical, payer, and write boundaries.
Qualified human approval and retained evidence are required.
Competitive Architecture Intelligence
Public market patterns are applied independently, with SCRIMED governance as the differentiator.
unified-data-workflow-intelligence
Leading healthcare platforms unify clinical, operational, and financial context before coordinating specialized AI workflows.
- Differentiation: SCRIMED keeps every consequential action approval-gated and makes retained NO-GO boundaries machine-readable.
- Boundary: Public architecture pattern only; no proprietary implementation, content, customer data, or claims are copied.
- Public source
one-integration-governed-orchestration
Enterprise buyers value one integration surface that orchestrates workflows and exposes validation, drift, override, and impact signals.
- Differentiation: SCRIMED covers clinical, patient-access, payer, operational, and trust workflows while preserving no-authority defaults.
- Boundary: No imaging algorithm, diagnostic claim, regulatory status, or proprietary workflow is mirrored.
- Public source
grounded-healthcare-orchestrator
Healthcare-adapted orchestration is grounded in organization-controlled sources and connects through governed customer data interfaces.
- Differentiation: SCRIMED remains model-agnostic and supports cloud, customer VPC, air-gapped, and edge deployment planning.
- Boundary: No vendor service is called and no provider compliance or availability is assumed.
- Public source
profile-based-procurement-language
Profiles, actors, transactions, test evidence, and integration statements give buyers precise language for multi-vendor interoperability procurement.
- Differentiation: The same conformance evidence is reused in buyer packets, approval queues, audit trails, and pilot acceptance criteria.
- Boundary: Synthetic evaluation is not IHE conformance, certification, Connectathon testing, or partner acceptance.
- Public source
Hospital Infrastructure Map
Each capability ties buyer pain, standards, proof route, revenue motion, and retained boundary together.
HL7/FHIR Context Gateway
Health systems need SCRIMED to understand ADT, orders, observations, encounters, coverage, and clinical context without exposing raw schemas to agents.
- Systems: FHIR, HL7 v2 ADT, HL7 v2 ORM/ORU, SMART on FHIR, Integration Engines
- SCRIMED asset: Clinical Context Gateway, Clinical Data Fabric, Patient Context Gateway, Interoperability route
- Proof route: /clinical-context-gateway
- Integration pattern: Route synthetic ADT/FHIR events through a governed context gateway before agents receive normalized concepts.
- Validation: Schema contract, provenance check, PHI-blocking check, and human-reviewed integration worksheet.
- Revenue motion: Paid interoperability readiness assessment followed by no-PHI pilot and protected connector discovery.
- Competitive pattern: Mirrors the market shift from point tools toward a healthcare intelligence layer across systems.
- Next build: Add customer-specific interface inventory template and synthetic ADT-to-FHIR transformation fixtures.
- Human review required: true
- Audit hash: scrimed-intel-8e3643c5
DICOM/PACS/RIS Imaging Workflow Readiness
Radiology leaders need imaging-to-action workflow visibility without SCRIMED claiming final medical interpretation.
- Systems: DICOM, DICOMweb, PACS, RIS, VNA, HL7 v2 ORM/ORU
- SCRIMED asset: Compute Fabric, AI Infrastructure Watchtower, Market Execution imaging-to-action lane
- Proof route: /scrimed-ai-infrastructure-watchtower
- Integration pattern: Use DICOM metadata, accession status, and report-event fixtures to coordinate queue triage, follow-up, and operational alerts.
- Validation: DICOM metadata conformance, no-diagnostic-output rule, and radiology-ops human review.
- Revenue motion: Radiology operations assessment, imaging workflow pilot, and enterprise operational intelligence license.
- Competitive pattern: Uses imaging AI category momentum while positioning SCRIMED as governed action infrastructure.
- Next build: Add synthetic DICOM metadata packet and accession-status lifecycle examples.
- Human review required: true
- Audit hash: scrimed-intel-3d8140fc
HIS/RIS/ADT Operating Map
Hospitals need patient-administration state machines for arrivals, transfers, scheduling, service-line handoffs, and discharge planning.
- Systems: HIS, RIS, HL7 v2 ADT, Scheduling, Client/Server Architecture
- SCRIMED asset: Guided Execution, Patient Context Gateway, Enterprise Scalability, Operational Efficiency
- Proof route: /scrimed-guided-execution
- Integration pattern: Convert synthetic ADT and scheduling events into a governed workflow-state map for agents and dashboards.
- Validation: Event-sequence replay, duplicate-context detection, and no-writeback gate.
- Revenue motion: Patient access workflow assessment and care-coordination operating pilot.
- Competitive pattern: Adopts the agent-workforce pattern for patient access while preserving approvals.
- Next build: Create synthetic ADT journey fixture for elderly/complex-care continuity and referral handoffs.
- Human review required: true
- Audit hash: scrimed-intel-a301909c
X12 / RCM / Payer Evidence Rail
Revenue-cycle teams need eligibility, documentation, prior-auth, denial, and appeal intelligence without automated payer submission.
- Systems: X12, RCM, Eligibility, Prior Authorization, Claims, Appeals
- SCRIMED asset: Documentation-Before-Authorization, Market Execution payer-policy-evidence-loop, Business Ops
- Proof route: /scrimed-market-execution
- Integration pattern: Detect documentation-risk gaps and packet completeness using policy metadata, then route to human review before any payer action.
- Validation: Documentation checklist, source-citation requirement, and no-submission contract smoke.
- Revenue motion: RCM readiness assessment, prior-auth documentation pilot, denial prevention service, and enterprise license.
- Competitive pattern: Turns automation-agent messaging into governed documentation-before-authorization proof.
- Next build: Add payer-specific documentation risk templates with reviewer-required statuses.
- Human review required: true
- Audit hash: scrimed-intel-86a093e7
Integration Engine Adapter Readiness
Implementation teams need a clean handoff between SCRIMED agents and existing interface engines without exposing raw systems directly.
- Systems: Integration Engines, FHIR, HL7 v2, REST, Webhook, Queue
- SCRIMED asset: Clinical Data Fabric, Secure MCP readiness, Agent Governance, Safety Stack
- Proof route: /clinical-data-fabric
- Integration pattern: Place a governed middleware adapter between agents and interface-engine channels with deny-by-default tools.
- Validation: Tool-permission contract, replayable event envelope, audit hash, and connector authority gate.
- Revenue motion: Integration architecture workshop and protected pilot scoping fee.
- Competitive pattern: Strengthens SCRIMED's platform story beyond thin MCP connectors through ingest-time enrichment.
- Next build: Create integration-engine discovery worksheet and synthetic channel manifest schema.
- Human review required: true
- Audit hash: scrimed-intel-0962179c
VPN / Firewall / Network Trust Readiness
Enterprise buyers expect network segmentation, allowlists, private connectivity, audit evidence, and least-privilege access before pilots.
- Systems: VPN, Firewalls, Private Link, Customer VPC, Zero Trust, Audit Ledger
- SCRIMED asset: Cyber Defense, Security Assurance, Security Release Readiness, Deployment Drift Guard
- Proof route: /scrimed-cyber-defense
- Integration pattern: Package SCRIMED access boundaries, route headers, protected-fail-closed checks, and network assumptions into buyer-ready evidence.
- Validation: No-secret smoke, protected-route fail-closed checks, token redaction, and firewall/VPN review worksheet.
- Revenue motion: Security diligence packet, enterprise pilot security review, and compliance-prep services.
- Competitive pattern: Converts cybersecurity posture into a sales accelerator rather than a late procurement blocker.
- Next build: Add buyer security intake form and deployment-mode mapping for cloud, VPC, air-gapped, and edge.
- Human review required: true
- Audit hash: scrimed-intel-450f9026
Virtual Machine / Edge Runtime Blueprint
Hospitals need private inference, local de-identification, and downtime-tolerant deployment options for sensitive workflows.
- Systems: Virtual Machines, Kubernetes, Edge Runtime, GPU, Local Models, Air-gapped
- SCRIMED asset: Compute Fabric, On-Device De-Identification, AI Infrastructure Watchtower
- Proof route: /scrimed-compute-fabric
- Integration pattern: Route PHI-heavy or air-gapped workflows to private/local model lanes with no external model call by default.
- Validation: Deployment-mode matrix, model-router audit event, and provider-call kill switch.
- Revenue motion: Private AI deployment design package, edge readiness audit, and future managed appliance subscription.
- Competitive pattern: Matches buyer demand for private AI while remaining model-agnostic and safety-gated.
- Next build: Add edge runtime sizing worksheet and synthetic de-identification benchmark fixture.
- Human review required: true
- Audit hash: scrimed-intel-9495864b
Database / Audit Ledger Readiness
Healthcare reviewers need durable evidence that agent actions, decisions, provenance, costs, and boundaries are traceable.
- Systems: Databases, Postgres, RLS, Immutable Audit Logs, Data Lineage, Retention Policies
- SCRIMED asset: Execution Attempt Durable Store, AI Flight Recorder, TrustOps, Investor Readiness
- Proof route: /workflows/execution-attempts
- Integration pattern: Bind every synthetic execution attempt to policy version, route, output hash, evidence hash, and human-review disposition.
- Validation: Durable-store contract, AAL2 smoke path, no-token logging, and evidence envelope replay.
- Revenue motion: Trust audit readiness subscription and enterprise diligence evidence packet.
- Competitive pattern: Makes traceability a product moat and investor proof point.
- Next build: Add audit-export manifest for buyer diligence packets without secrets or PHI.
- Human review required: true
- Audit hash: scrimed-intel-a4d4f98a
Agent Orchestration Command Layer
Buyers want automation speed, but hospitals need identity, approvals, scoped tools, escalation, and audit before agents touch operations.
- Systems: MCP, A2A, Agent Identity, Scoped Tools, Human Approval, Audit Trail
- SCRIMED asset: Agent Governance, Governance Learning Loop, Safety Stack, Operating Command
- Proof route: /scrimed-agent-governance
- Integration pattern: Every agent action passes identity, contextual policy, permission, scoped-tool, execution, and audit layers.
- Validation: Deny-by-default policy smoke, human-review requirements, and blocked-action contract checks.
- Revenue motion: Agent governance assessment, departmental pilot, and per-workflow automation license.
- Competitive pattern: Turns chatbot demand into a governed healthcare meta-harness.
- Next build: Add work-order templates for patient access, referral, RCM, and imaging-ops agent workflows.
- Human review required: true
- Audit hash: scrimed-intel-b0489e59
Buyer Proof / Investor Diligence Sales Path
SCRIMED needs a tight route from public trust messaging to demo, proof packet, pilot scope, security review, and priced expansion.
- Systems: Sales Operations, Proof Packet, Pricing, Investor Narrative, Trust Center
- SCRIMED asset: Market Execution, Proof Packet Studio, Guided Execution, Pilot Demo Commercial Readiness
- Proof route: /scrimed-proof-packet-studio
- Integration pattern: Map every buyer path to one demo, one proof packet, one safety boundary, one pilot offer, and one next human action.
- Validation: Proof-route contract, claims-safe copy review, and no-guarantee pricing boundary.
- Revenue motion: Assessment fee, synthetic pilot, protected enterprise pilot, enterprise license, and strategic partnership path.
- Competitive pattern: Makes enterprise purchasing easier by packaging outcomes, governance, and evidence together.
- Next build: Add infrastructure-readiness proof packet to demo and investor packet sequences.
- Human review required: true
- Audit hash: scrimed-intel-87731681
Integration Paths
SCRIMED routes messy hospital infrastructure through governed middleware before agents can reason over it.
adt-to-context
HL7 v2 ADT fixture to Patient Journey Memory and Human Oversight Queue through Clinical Context Gateway + Integration Engine Adapter
- Blocked: Live ADT feed, patient matching authority, source-chart ingestion, or EHR writeback.
- Approvals: interface owner, privacy/security reviewer, clinical operations reviewer
- Fallback: Manual CSV/FHIR fixture upload with PHI redaction and human review.
- Observability: trace_id, policy_version, message_type, provenance_hash, review_status
dicom-metadata-to-action
DICOM/DICOMweb metadata fixture to Radiology operations follow-up dashboard through Imaging Workflow Readiness + Safety Queue
- Blocked: Final imaging interpretation, diagnosis, report release, or patient communication.
- Approvals: radiology operations, clinical safety reviewer, security reviewer
- Fallback: Static synthetic accession packet and manual radiology-ops worksheet.
- Observability: accession_hash, modality, latency_class, safety_boundary, human_review_required
payer-policy-to-documentation-risk
Payer policy and X12 workflow metadata to RCM reviewer packet through Documentation-Before-Authorization Engine
- Blocked: Claim filing, prior-auth submission, appeal submission, or reimbursement assurance.
- Approvals: RCM owner, legal/compliance reviewer, payer workflow reviewer
- Fallback: Manual documentation completeness checklist with source citations.
- Observability: policy_hash, missing_evidence_count, reviewer_role, submission_blocked
private-runtime-route
Customer VPC / VPN / edge runtime discovery to Private inference architecture decision through Compute Fabric model-router policy
- Blocked: Processing PHI in public models, deploying credentials, or changing cloud IAM/firewall rules.
- Approvals: security lead, infrastructure owner, privacy officer
- Fallback: No-model synthetic runbook and offline de-identification readiness checklist.
- Observability: deployment_mode, phi_policy, provider_calls_enabled, fallback_model_path
Revenue and Diligence
Infrastructure readiness becomes a sales asset when every pitch is tied to proof and review gates.
cio-cmio-platform-readiness
SCRIMED is a governed healthcare intelligence operating layer that prepares agents, evidence, context, and workflows before touching live systems.
- Proof route: /enterprise-healthcare-infrastructure
- Expansion path: Interoperability, agent governance, TrustOps, workflow automation, and private AI deployment readiness.
- Evidence required: Route smoke, safety headers, buyer discovery worksheet, no-PHI proof packet, and human-reviewed pilot scope.
radiology-operations
SCRIMED coordinates imaging workflow signals and follow-up operations without making final interpretation claims.
- Proof route: /scrimed-ai-infrastructure-watchtower
- Expansion path: DICOM metadata readiness, turnaround-time signals, referral follow-up, and safety-review queues.
- Evidence required: Synthetic DICOM metadata fixture, no-interpretation boundary, and radiology-ops reviewer signoff.
rcm-payer-intelligence
SCRIMED finds documentation and policy-risk gaps before teams submit, reducing avoidable friction while keeping humans in control.
- Proof route: /scrimed-market-execution
- Expansion path: X12 workflow readiness, medical-necessity packet review, appeal readiness, and RCM operations intelligence.
- Evidence required: No-submission smoke, policy citation packet, reviewer workflow, and outcome KPI definition.
security-procurement
SCRIMED makes network, identity, audit, and connector boundaries visible early so enterprise review happens before risk expands.
- Proof route: /scrimed-cyber-defense
- Expansion path: VPN/firewall discovery, AAL2 protected evidence, audit exports, and deployment-mode approval planning.
- Evidence required: No-secret checks, protected fail-closed results, token redaction, route headers, and human approvals.
No-PHI Discovery Intake
SCRIMED can scope the right pilot without collecting patient data, credentials, or raw connector payloads.
systems-inventory
Which systems are in scope for the no-PHI readiness conversation: EHR, HIS, RIS, PACS, VNA, interface engine, RCM, scheduling, call center, data warehouse, or analytics?
- Accepted: System names, owners, environments, and high-level workflow purpose without PHI, credentials, URLs, or raw payloads.
- Forbidden: Patient identifiers, production exports, screenshots with PHI, VPN credentials, database credentials, API keys, or raw connector messages.
- Maps to: hl7-fhir-context-gateway, his-ris-adt-operating-map, integration-engine-adapter
- Human review required: true
hl7-fhir-event-scope
Which synthetic HL7/FHIR events should the pilot mirror: ADT, ORM, ORU, encounters, observations, coverage, claims, appointments, referrals, or care plans?
- Accepted: Message/resource names, event purpose, sample field labels, and desired workflow triggers using synthetic examples only.
- Forbidden: Live HL7 messages, production FHIR bundles, MRNs, accession numbers tied to real patients, or source-chart extracts.
- Maps to: hl7-fhir-context-gateway, integration-engine-adapter, database-audit-ledger
- Human review required: true
imaging-workflow-scope
Which imaging workflow pain should be evaluated: turnaround time, follow-up leakage, unread queue visibility, report finalization delay, referral routing, or service-line capacity?
- Accepted: Operational issue, role owners, status vocabulary, modality categories, and synthetic accession lifecycle examples.
- Forbidden: Images, DICOM studies from real patients, diagnostic reports, final interpretations, or patient outreach instructions.
- Maps to: dicom-pacs-ris-workflow, his-ris-adt-operating-map, agent-orchestration-command
- Human review required: true
payer-rcm-risk-scope
Which RCM workflow needs evidence support: eligibility, prior authorization, documentation completeness, denial prevention, appeal readiness, or collections friction?
- Accepted: Policy labels, denial categories, documentation checklist examples, reviewer roles, and synthetic payer-policy snippets.
- Forbidden: Claims submissions, member IDs, payer portal credentials, patient-specific medical necessity narratives, or payment-outcome promises.
- Maps to: x12-payer-rcm-rail, agent-orchestration-command, buyer-proof-sales-path
- Human review required: true
network-security-discovery
Which connectivity model is preferred for a future protected pilot: SCRIMED cloud, customer VPC, VPN, private link, air-gapped edge, or local VM?
- Accepted: Preferred deployment mode, security review owner, firewall/allowlist process, and high-level network constraints.
- Forbidden: Secrets, private keys, firewall rule exports, VPN credentials, production IP allowlists, or cloud IAM changes.
- Maps to: secure-networking-vpn-firewall, vm-edge-runtime, database-audit-ledger
- Human review required: true
compute-runtime-discovery
Which runtime constraints matter most: low latency, private inference, local de-identification, GPU availability, offline mode, data residency, or cost ceiling?
- Accepted: Runtime goals, deployment preference, non-PHI benchmark targets, and review owners.
- Forbidden: Live PHI workloads, production credentials, direct model API keys, or approval to process patient data.
- Maps to: vm-edge-runtime, secure-networking-vpn-firewall, agent-orchestration-command
- Human review required: true
governance-approval-map
Who must review future boundary changes: clinical safety, privacy, security, legal, reimbursement, IT, radiology, RCM, procurement, or executive sponsor?
- Accepted: Role names, approval lanes, meeting cadence, and evidence preferences without personal sensitive data.
- Forbidden: Bearer tokens, signatures granting authority, patient examples, or instructions to bypass review.
- Maps to: database-audit-ledger, agent-orchestration-command, buyer-proof-sales-path
- Human review required: true
commercial-fit
Which business outcome should the no-PHI pilot prove: time saved, denials avoided, leakage detected, follow-up completion, documentation quality, security readiness, or integration feasibility?
- Accepted: Target workflow, baseline estimate, stakeholder owner, pilot duration, and success metric definition.
- Forbidden: Assured savings, payment-outcome promises, live patient cohort, signed production approval, or investor solicitation language.
- Maps to: buyer-proof-sales-path, x12-payer-rcm-rail, dicom-pacs-ris-workflow
- Human review required: true
Scoped Pilot Packages
Each pilot keeps one measurable outcome, one proof packet, one commercial motion, and one retained boundary.
HL7/FHIR Context Sprint
The buyer needs to prove SCRIMED can understand encounter, ADT, observation, and coverage context before a protected connector review.
- Capabilities: hl7-fhir-context-gateway, integration-engine-adapter, database-audit-ledger
- Synthetic inputs: synthetic ADT event matrix, synthetic FHIR resource bundle, interface inventory worksheet
- Proof outputs: context-map brief, schema validation evidence, policy decision log, human-review checklist
- Acceptance: No PHI or raw production messages are used; Every event has provenance, policy version, and audit hash; No writeback, patient matching authority, or connector approval is claimed
- Price signal: Assessment/pilot pricing signal only; not a quote, procurement approval, or revenue guarantee.
- Boundary: No live HL7/FHIR feed, production credentials, EHR writeback, or PHI processing.
- Next action: Schedule integration-owner discovery and select the minimum synthetic event set.
- Audit hash: scrimed-intel-747baa44
DICOM/PACS/RIS Operations Sprint
Radiology operations wants workflow visibility, follow-up routing, or turnaround-time intelligence without final interpretation claims.
- Capabilities: dicom-pacs-ris-workflow, his-ris-adt-operating-map, agent-orchestration-command
- Synthetic inputs: synthetic DICOM metadata packet, accession lifecycle fixture, radiology status vocabulary
- Proof outputs: imaging workflow map, follow-up queue design, no-interpretation safety card, reviewer signoff packet
- Acceptance: No images or real DICOM studies are ingested; Outputs are operational and never diagnostic; Radiology-ops human review is required before any external use
- Price signal: Commercial planning signal only; not a quote, SLA, ROI guarantee, or clinical validation.
- Boundary: No final imaging interpretation, report release, diagnosis, patient notification, or PACS/RIS mutation.
- Next action: Choose one imaging workflow pain and confirm radiology operations reviewer.
- Audit hash: scrimed-intel-ced95307
X12 / RCM Evidence Sprint
Revenue cycle needs documentation-risk visibility before prior auth, denial, appeal, or claim work expands.
- Capabilities: x12-payer-rcm-rail, agent-orchestration-command, buyer-proof-sales-path
- Synthetic inputs: synthetic payer policy, documentation checklist, denial reason taxonomy, reviewer role map
- Proof outputs: missing-evidence matrix, packet-readiness scorecard, submission-blocked safety log, RCM review workflow
- Acceptance: No member IDs, payer credentials, or claims are submitted; Every recommendation is a human-reviewed documentation readiness signal; No reimbursement assurance is stated
- Price signal: Planning range signal only; not a reimbursement promise, signed quote, or financial advice.
- Boundary: No payer submission, claim filing, appeal filing, billing submission, or reimbursement guarantee.
- Next action: Select one payer-policy workflow and define the reviewer-required packet checklist.
- Audit hash: scrimed-intel-c6132bcd
Private Runtime Readiness Sprint
Security or IT wants to understand cloud, customer VPC, VPN, VM, air-gapped, or edge options before sensitive workflow design.
- Capabilities: secure-networking-vpn-firewall, vm-edge-runtime, database-audit-ledger
- Synthetic inputs: deployment-mode worksheet, network review checklist, synthetic runtime benchmark goals
- Proof outputs: private-runtime matrix, provider-call kill-switch plan, security-review checklist, cost/latency class estimate
- Acceptance: No secrets, network rules, or production credentials are collected; No PHI workload is authorized; Deployment mode remains architecture readiness until formal approval
- Price signal: Architecture planning signal only; not procurement approval, infrastructure deployment, or security certification.
- Boundary: No cloud IAM change, firewall change, credential rotation, production deploy, or live PHI processing.
- Next action: Confirm deployment preference and security review owner.
- Audit hash: scrimed-intel-77fe9276
Audit Ledger / Trust Evidence Sprint
Procurement, security, or investors need proof that SCRIMED can trace decisions, policies, outputs, costs, and review status.
- Capabilities: database-audit-ledger, agent-orchestration-command, buyer-proof-sales-path
- Synthetic inputs: synthetic execution attempts, policy-decision fixtures, review disposition examples
- Proof outputs: evidence ledger packet, audit hash inventory, review queue map, boundary-preservation report
- Acceptance: All records are synthetic or metadata-only; No bearer tokens, secrets, or PHI appear in logs; Every sensitive expansion requires human review
- Price signal: Diligence planning signal only; not a compliance certification, audit opinion, or legal assurance.
- Boundary: No compliance certification, live patient audit trail, production retention approval, or security guarantee.
- Next action: Select evidence recipients and agree on the no-secret/no-PHI packet format.
- Audit hash: scrimed-intel-96bf60bb
Pilot Recommendation Engine
Metadata-only buyer signals route to one recommended pilot, two runner-ups, and a proof packet.
hl7-fhir-context-sprint
Metadata signals align most strongly to HL7/FHIR Context Sprint: The buyer needs to prove SCRIMED can understand encounter, ADT, observation, and coverage context before a protected connector review.
- Input: cio-integration-buyer
- Score: 90
- Runner-ups: audit-ledger-trust-sprint, dicom-pacs-ris-ops-sprint
- Discovery questions: systems-inventory, hl7-fhir-event-scope, governance-approval-map
- Proof packet items: no-phi-discovery-intake, standards-scope-map, boundary-and-approval-card
- Human review required: true
- NO-GO: No live HL7/FHIR feed, production credentials, EHR writeback, or PHI processing. No PHI, live connector, payer submission, EHR writeback, final imaging interpretation, or customer go-live authority.
- Audit hash: scrimed-intel-3a703249
dicom-pacs-ris-ops-sprint
Metadata signals align most strongly to DICOM/PACS/RIS Operations Sprint: Radiology operations wants workflow visibility, follow-up routing, or turnaround-time intelligence without final interpretation claims.
- Input: radiology-ops-buyer
- Score: 90
- Runner-ups: audit-ledger-trust-sprint, hl7-fhir-context-sprint
- Discovery questions: systems-inventory, imaging-workflow-scope, governance-approval-map
- Proof packet items: no-phi-discovery-intake, standards-scope-map, pilot-acceptance-criteria, boundary-and-approval-card
- Human review required: true
- NO-GO: No final imaging interpretation, report release, diagnosis, patient notification, or PACS/RIS mutation. No PHI, live connector, payer submission, EHR writeback, final imaging interpretation, or customer go-live authority.
- Audit hash: scrimed-intel-284c1344
x12-rcm-evidence-sprint
Metadata signals align most strongly to X12 / RCM Evidence Sprint: Revenue cycle needs documentation-risk visibility before prior auth, denial, appeal, or claim work expands.
- Input: rcm-cfo-buyer
- Score: 90
- Runner-ups: audit-ledger-trust-sprint, dicom-pacs-ris-ops-sprint
- Discovery questions: systems-inventory, payer-rcm-risk-scope, commercial-fit, governance-approval-map
- Proof packet items: no-phi-discovery-intake, standards-scope-map, pilot-acceptance-criteria, boundary-and-approval-card
- Human review required: true
- NO-GO: No payer submission, claim filing, appeal filing, billing submission, or reimbursement guarantee. No PHI, live connector, payer submission, EHR writeback, final imaging interpretation, or customer go-live authority.
- Audit hash: scrimed-intel-0e7197d2
private-runtime-readiness-sprint
Metadata signals align most strongly to Private Runtime Readiness Sprint: Security or IT wants to understand cloud, customer VPC, VPN, VM, air-gapped, or edge options before sensitive workflow design.
- Input: security-private-ai-buyer
- Score: 70
- Runner-ups: audit-ledger-trust-sprint, dicom-pacs-ris-ops-sprint
- Discovery questions: network-security-discovery, compute-runtime-discovery, governance-approval-map
- Proof packet items: no-phi-discovery-intake, security-runtime-review, boundary-and-approval-card
- Human review required: true
- NO-GO: No cloud IAM change, firewall change, credential rotation, production deploy, or live PHI processing. No PHI, live connector, payer submission, EHR writeback, final imaging interpretation, or customer go-live authority.
- Audit hash: scrimed-intel-d8f55936
audit-ledger-trust-sprint
Metadata signals align most strongly to Audit Ledger / Trust Evidence Sprint: Procurement, security, or investors need proof that SCRIMED can trace decisions, policies, outputs, costs, and review status.
- Input: investor-trust-reviewer
- Score: 80
- Runner-ups: dicom-pacs-ris-ops-sprint, private-runtime-readiness-sprint
- Discovery questions: governance-approval-map, commercial-fit, network-security-discovery
- Proof packet items: no-phi-discovery-intake, pilot-acceptance-criteria, boundary-and-approval-card
- Human review required: true
- NO-GO: No compliance certification, live patient audit trail, production retention approval, or security guarantee. No PHI, live connector, payer submission, EHR writeback, final imaging interpretation, or customer go-live authority.
- Audit hash: scrimed-intel-30235670
Buyer Packet Composer
Every recommendation becomes a meeting agenda, demo path, follow-up outline, and claims-safe next action.
hl7-fhir-context-sprint
Schedule integration-owner discovery and select the minimum synthetic event set.
- Agenda: Confirm buyer role and target outcome: Prove SCRIMED can understand hospital context before protected connector review.; Review systems mentioned without PHI or credentials: EHR, interface engine, FHIR, HL7 ADT, coverage; Validate deployment constraints: no PHI, synthetic fixtures first; Select or revise the recommended no-PHI pilot: HL7/FHIR Context Sprint; Confirm human reviewers and retained NO-GO boundaries before any next step
- Demo sequence: Open Enterprise Healthcare Infrastructure Readiness route; Show standards and systems coverage; Show No-PHI Discovery Intake; Show recommended pilot: HL7/FHIR Context Sprint; Show Proof Packet Checklist and Hard Stops
- Decision criteria: Buyer agrees no PHI, credentials, raw connector payloads, or production exports are needed for first proof; Buyer can name one workflow owner and one reviewer; Pilot scope has one measurable synthetic outcome; Proof artifacts are sufficient for the next internal buyer review; No production connector, clinical, payer, security, certification, or customer go-live claim is required
- Required artifacts: No-PHI infrastructure discovery intake; FHIR/HL7/DICOM/X12 standards scope map; Boundary and approval card; Which systems are in scope for the no-PHI readiness conversation: EHR, HIS, RIS, PACS, VNA, interface engine, RCM, scheduling, call center, data warehouse, or analytics?; Which synthetic HL7/FHIR events should the pilot mirror: ADT, ORM, ORU, encounters, observations, coverage, claims, appointments, referrals, or care plans?; Who must review future boundary changes: clinical safety, privacy, security, legal, reimbursement, IT, radiology, RCM, procurement, or executive sponsor?
- Follow-up: Thank the buyer for reviewing HL7/FHIR Context Sprint; Restate that the first step is synthetic and metadata-only; List the accepted discovery inputs and explicitly exclude PHI, credentials, and raw payloads; Attach or link the proof packet checklist; Ask the buyer to confirm reviewer roles and one target success metric
- Blocked claims: No live PHI authority; No autonomous clinical care or final imaging interpretation; No payer submission, claim filing, or billing submission; No EHR, PACS, RIS, HIS, database, VPN, firewall, or cloud mutation; No certification, clinical validation, customer go-live, revenue, payment, or security assurance claim
- Human review required: true
- Audit hash: scrimed-intel-dcd7184e
dicom-pacs-ris-ops-sprint
Choose one imaging workflow pain and confirm radiology operations reviewer.
- Agenda: Confirm buyer role and target outcome: Prove imaging workflow coordination without diagnostic authority.; Review systems mentioned without PHI or credentials: PACS, RIS, DICOM, VNA; Validate deployment constraints: no images, no final interpretation; Select or revise the recommended no-PHI pilot: DICOM/PACS/RIS Operations Sprint; Confirm human reviewers and retained NO-GO boundaries before any next step
- Demo sequence: Open Enterprise Healthcare Infrastructure Readiness route; Show standards and systems coverage; Show No-PHI Discovery Intake; Show recommended pilot: DICOM/PACS/RIS Operations Sprint; Show Proof Packet Checklist and Hard Stops
- Decision criteria: Buyer agrees no PHI, credentials, raw connector payloads, or production exports are needed for first proof; Buyer can name one workflow owner and one reviewer; Pilot scope has one measurable synthetic outcome; Proof artifacts are sufficient for the next internal buyer review; No production connector, clinical, payer, security, certification, or customer go-live claim is required
- Required artifacts: No-PHI infrastructure discovery intake; FHIR/HL7/DICOM/X12 standards scope map; Synthetic pilot acceptance criteria; Boundary and approval card; Which systems are in scope for the no-PHI readiness conversation: EHR, HIS, RIS, PACS, VNA, interface engine, RCM, scheduling, call center, data warehouse, or analytics?; Which imaging workflow pain should be evaluated: turnaround time, follow-up leakage, unread queue visibility, report finalization delay, referral routing, or service-line capacity?; Who must review future boundary changes: clinical safety, privacy, security, legal, reimbursement, IT, radiology, RCM, procurement, or executive sponsor?
- Follow-up: Thank the buyer for reviewing DICOM/PACS/RIS Operations Sprint; Restate that the first step is synthetic and metadata-only; List the accepted discovery inputs and explicitly exclude PHI, credentials, and raw payloads; Attach or link the proof packet checklist; Ask the buyer to confirm reviewer roles and one target success metric
- Blocked claims: No live PHI authority; No autonomous clinical care or final imaging interpretation; No payer submission, claim filing, or billing submission; No EHR, PACS, RIS, HIS, database, VPN, firewall, or cloud mutation; No certification, clinical validation, customer go-live, revenue, payment, or security assurance claim
- Human review required: true
- Audit hash: scrimed-intel-2c651959
x12-rcm-evidence-sprint
Select one payer-policy workflow and define the reviewer-required packet checklist.
- Agenda: Confirm buyer role and target outcome: Prove documentation-before-authorization value before submission workflows expand.; Review systems mentioned without PHI or credentials: X12, payer policy, claims, eligibility; Validate deployment constraints: no payer submission, reviewer-required packet; Select or revise the recommended no-PHI pilot: X12 / RCM Evidence Sprint; Confirm human reviewers and retained NO-GO boundaries before any next step
- Demo sequence: Open Enterprise Healthcare Infrastructure Readiness route; Show standards and systems coverage; Show No-PHI Discovery Intake; Show recommended pilot: X12 / RCM Evidence Sprint; Show Proof Packet Checklist and Hard Stops
- Decision criteria: Buyer agrees no PHI, credentials, raw connector payloads, or production exports are needed for first proof; Buyer can name one workflow owner and one reviewer; Pilot scope has one measurable synthetic outcome; Proof artifacts are sufficient for the next internal buyer review; No production connector, clinical, payer, security, certification, or customer go-live claim is required
- Required artifacts: No-PHI infrastructure discovery intake; FHIR/HL7/DICOM/X12 standards scope map; Synthetic pilot acceptance criteria; Boundary and approval card; Which systems are in scope for the no-PHI readiness conversation: EHR, HIS, RIS, PACS, VNA, interface engine, RCM, scheduling, call center, data warehouse, or analytics?; Which RCM workflow needs evidence support: eligibility, prior authorization, documentation completeness, denial prevention, appeal readiness, or collections friction?; Who must review future boundary changes: clinical safety, privacy, security, legal, reimbursement, IT, radiology, RCM, procurement, or executive sponsor?; Which business outcome should the no-PHI pilot prove: time saved, denials avoided, leakage detected, follow-up completion, documentation quality, security readiness, or integration feasibility?
- Follow-up: Thank the buyer for reviewing X12 / RCM Evidence Sprint; Restate that the first step is synthetic and metadata-only; List the accepted discovery inputs and explicitly exclude PHI, credentials, and raw payloads; Attach or link the proof packet checklist; Ask the buyer to confirm reviewer roles and one target success metric
- Blocked claims: No live PHI authority; No autonomous clinical care or final imaging interpretation; No payer submission, claim filing, or billing submission; No EHR, PACS, RIS, HIS, database, VPN, firewall, or cloud mutation; No certification, clinical validation, customer go-live, revenue, payment, or security assurance claim
- Human review required: true
- Audit hash: scrimed-intel-3a7388ff
private-runtime-readiness-sprint
Confirm deployment preference and security review owner.
- Agenda: Confirm buyer role and target outcome: Prove private runtime feasibility before sensitive workflow design.; Review systems mentioned without PHI or credentials: VPN, firewall, customer VPC, Virtual Machines; Validate deployment constraints: air-gapped option, no secrets, no IAM changes; Select or revise the recommended no-PHI pilot: Private Runtime Readiness Sprint; Confirm human reviewers and retained NO-GO boundaries before any next step
- Demo sequence: Open Enterprise Healthcare Infrastructure Readiness route; Show standards and systems coverage; Show No-PHI Discovery Intake; Show recommended pilot: Private Runtime Readiness Sprint; Show Proof Packet Checklist and Hard Stops
- Decision criteria: Buyer agrees no PHI, credentials, raw connector payloads, or production exports are needed for first proof; Buyer can name one workflow owner and one reviewer; Pilot scope has one measurable synthetic outcome; Proof artifacts are sufficient for the next internal buyer review; No production connector, clinical, payer, security, certification, or customer go-live claim is required
- Required artifacts: No-PHI infrastructure discovery intake; VPN/firewall/VM/private-runtime review worksheet; Boundary and approval card; Which connectivity model is preferred for a future protected pilot: SCRIMED cloud, customer VPC, VPN, private link, air-gapped edge, or local VM?; Which runtime constraints matter most: low latency, private inference, local de-identification, GPU availability, offline mode, data residency, or cost ceiling?; Who must review future boundary changes: clinical safety, privacy, security, legal, reimbursement, IT, radiology, RCM, procurement, or executive sponsor?
- Follow-up: Thank the buyer for reviewing Private Runtime Readiness Sprint; Restate that the first step is synthetic and metadata-only; List the accepted discovery inputs and explicitly exclude PHI, credentials, and raw payloads; Attach or link the proof packet checklist; Ask the buyer to confirm reviewer roles and one target success metric
- Blocked claims: No live PHI authority; No autonomous clinical care or final imaging interpretation; No payer submission, claim filing, or billing submission; No EHR, PACS, RIS, HIS, database, VPN, firewall, or cloud mutation; No certification, clinical validation, customer go-live, revenue, payment, or security assurance claim
- Human review required: true
- Audit hash: scrimed-intel-0a809933
audit-ledger-trust-sprint
Select evidence recipients and agree on the no-secret/no-PHI packet format.
- Agenda: Confirm buyer role and target outcome: Prove SCRIMED can trace policies, decisions, outputs, review status, and boundaries.; Review systems mentioned without PHI or credentials: audit ledger, database, review queue; Validate deployment constraints: metadata only, no certification claim; Select or revise the recommended no-PHI pilot: Audit Ledger / Trust Evidence Sprint; Confirm human reviewers and retained NO-GO boundaries before any next step
- Demo sequence: Open Enterprise Healthcare Infrastructure Readiness route; Show standards and systems coverage; Show No-PHI Discovery Intake; Show recommended pilot: Audit Ledger / Trust Evidence Sprint; Show Proof Packet Checklist and Hard Stops
- Decision criteria: Buyer agrees no PHI, credentials, raw connector payloads, or production exports are needed for first proof; Buyer can name one workflow owner and one reviewer; Pilot scope has one measurable synthetic outcome; Proof artifacts are sufficient for the next internal buyer review; No production connector, clinical, payer, security, certification, or customer go-live claim is required
- Required artifacts: No-PHI infrastructure discovery intake; Synthetic pilot acceptance criteria; Boundary and approval card; Which connectivity model is preferred for a future protected pilot: SCRIMED cloud, customer VPC, VPN, private link, air-gapped edge, or local VM?; Who must review future boundary changes: clinical safety, privacy, security, legal, reimbursement, IT, radiology, RCM, procurement, or executive sponsor?; Which business outcome should the no-PHI pilot prove: time saved, denials avoided, leakage detected, follow-up completion, documentation quality, security readiness, or integration feasibility?
- Follow-up: Thank the buyer for reviewing Audit Ledger / Trust Evidence Sprint; Restate that the first step is synthetic and metadata-only; List the accepted discovery inputs and explicitly exclude PHI, credentials, and raw payloads; Attach or link the proof packet checklist; Ask the buyer to confirm reviewer roles and one target success metric
- Blocked claims: No live PHI authority; No autonomous clinical care or final imaging interpretation; No payer submission, claim filing, or billing submission; No EHR, PACS, RIS, HIS, database, VPN, firewall, or cloud mutation; No certification, clinical validation, customer go-live, revenue, payment, or security assurance claim
- Human review required: true
- Audit hash: scrimed-intel-08c95dd5
Decision Readiness Scorecards
SCRIMED turns buyer packets into measurable review evidence without expanding production authority.
CIO and CMIO
Collect the missing no-PHI evidence for hl7-fhir-context-sprint, then rerun human review before buyer escalation.
- Recommended pilot: hl7-fhir-context-sprint
- Buyer packet: cio-integration-buyer-buyer-packet
- Security review: 82
- Clinical safety: 90
- Commercial readiness: 89
- Evidence completeness: 84
- Required next evidence: No-PHI infrastructure discovery intake; FHIR/HL7/DICOM/X12 standards scope map; Boundary and approval card; Which systems are in scope for the no-PHI readiness conversation: EHR, HIS, RIS, PACS, VNA, interface engine, RCM, scheduling, call center, data warehouse, or analytics?; Named buyer-side reviewer and SCRIMED reviewer; One measurable synthetic pilot success metric; Claims-safe follow-up packet with blocked-boundary card
- Blocked reasons: No live PHI authority; No production connector authority; No autonomous clinical, payer, imaging, outreach, or writeback authority; No certification, clinical validation, customer go-live, reimbursement, revenue, or security assurance claim; Qualified human review is required before any protected pilot or procurement movement
- Safe close plan: Restate the synthetic/metadata-only boundary in the meeting recap; Attach the buyer packet, proof checklist, and decision scorecard; Ask for one workflow owner, one security/procurement reviewer, and one measurable outcome; Keep production, clinical, payer, connector, certification, and go-live authority blocked until qualified approval
- Production authority: false
- Human review required: true
- Audit hash: scrimed-intel-73e39e87
Radiology operations and PACS/RIS owner
Collect the missing no-PHI evidence for dicom-pacs-ris-ops-sprint, then rerun human review before buyer escalation.
- Recommended pilot: dicom-pacs-ris-ops-sprint
- Buyer packet: radiology-ops-buyer-buyer-packet
- Security review: 82
- Clinical safety: 86
- Commercial readiness: 84
- Evidence completeness: 86
- Required next evidence: No-PHI infrastructure discovery intake; FHIR/HL7/DICOM/X12 standards scope map; Synthetic pilot acceptance criteria; Boundary and approval card; Named buyer-side reviewer and SCRIMED reviewer; One measurable synthetic pilot success metric; Claims-safe follow-up packet with blocked-boundary card
- Blocked reasons: No live PHI authority; No production connector authority; No autonomous clinical, payer, imaging, outreach, or writeback authority; No certification, clinical validation, customer go-live, reimbursement, revenue, or security assurance claim; Qualified human review is required before any protected pilot or procurement movement
- Safe close plan: Restate the synthetic/metadata-only boundary in the meeting recap; Attach the buyer packet, proof checklist, and decision scorecard; Ask for one workflow owner, one security/procurement reviewer, and one measurable outcome; Keep production, clinical, payer, connector, certification, and go-live authority blocked until qualified approval
- Production authority: false
- Human review required: true
- Audit hash: scrimed-intel-b959a036
CFO, RCM leader, and prior authorization director
Collect the missing no-PHI evidence for x12-rcm-evidence-sprint, then rerun human review before buyer escalation.
- Recommended pilot: x12-rcm-evidence-sprint
- Buyer packet: rcm-cfo-buyer-buyer-packet
- Security review: 82
- Clinical safety: 83
- Commercial readiness: 84
- Evidence completeness: 88
- Required next evidence: No-PHI infrastructure discovery intake; FHIR/HL7/DICOM/X12 standards scope map; Synthetic pilot acceptance criteria; Boundary and approval card; Named buyer-side reviewer and SCRIMED reviewer; One measurable synthetic pilot success metric; Claims-safe follow-up packet with blocked-boundary card
- Blocked reasons: No live PHI authority; No production connector authority; No autonomous clinical, payer, imaging, outreach, or writeback authority; No certification, clinical validation, customer go-live, reimbursement, revenue, or security assurance claim; Qualified human review is required before any protected pilot or procurement movement
- Safe close plan: Restate the synthetic/metadata-only boundary in the meeting recap; Attach the buyer packet, proof checklist, and decision scorecard; Ask for one workflow owner, one security/procurement reviewer, and one measurable outcome; Keep production, clinical, payer, connector, certification, and go-live authority blocked until qualified approval
- Production authority: false
- Human review required: true
- Audit hash: scrimed-intel-41eb8e90
Security, infrastructure, and procurement reviewer
Collect the missing no-PHI evidence for private-runtime-readiness-sprint, then rerun human review before buyer escalation.
- Recommended pilot: private-runtime-readiness-sprint
- Buyer packet: security-private-ai-buyer-buyer-packet
- Security review: 88
- Clinical safety: 90
- Commercial readiness: 84
- Evidence completeness: 84
- Required next evidence: No-PHI infrastructure discovery intake; VPN/firewall/VM/private-runtime review worksheet; Boundary and approval card; Which connectivity model is preferred for a future protected pilot: SCRIMED cloud, customer VPC, VPN, private link, air-gapped edge, or local VM?; Named buyer-side reviewer and SCRIMED reviewer; One measurable synthetic pilot success metric; Claims-safe follow-up packet with blocked-boundary card
- Blocked reasons: No live PHI authority; No production connector authority; No autonomous clinical, payer, imaging, outreach, or writeback authority; No certification, clinical validation, customer go-live, reimbursement, revenue, or security assurance claim; Qualified human review is required before any protected pilot or procurement movement
- Safe close plan: Restate the synthetic/metadata-only boundary in the meeting recap; Attach the buyer packet, proof checklist, and decision scorecard; Ask for one workflow owner, one security/procurement reviewer, and one measurable outcome; Keep production, clinical, payer, connector, certification, and go-live authority blocked until qualified approval
- Production authority: false
- Human review required: true
- Audit hash: scrimed-intel-f797b114
Investor diligence and enterprise procurement reviewer
Collect the missing no-PHI evidence for audit-ledger-trust-sprint, then rerun human review before buyer escalation.
- Recommended pilot: audit-ledger-trust-sprint
- Buyer packet: investor-trust-reviewer-buyer-packet
- Security review: 82
- Clinical safety: 90
- Commercial readiness: 84
- Evidence completeness: 84
- Required next evidence: No-PHI infrastructure discovery intake; Synthetic pilot acceptance criteria; Boundary and approval card; Which connectivity model is preferred for a future protected pilot: SCRIMED cloud, customer VPC, VPN, private link, air-gapped edge, or local VM?; Named buyer-side reviewer and SCRIMED reviewer; One measurable synthetic pilot success metric; Claims-safe follow-up packet with blocked-boundary card
- Blocked reasons: No live PHI authority; No production connector authority; No autonomous clinical, payer, imaging, outreach, or writeback authority; No certification, clinical validation, customer go-live, reimbursement, revenue, or security assurance claim; Qualified human review is required before any protected pilot or procurement movement
- Safe close plan: Restate the synthetic/metadata-only boundary in the meeting recap; Attach the buyer packet, proof checklist, and decision scorecard; Ask for one workflow owner, one security/procurement reviewer, and one measurable outcome; Keep production, clinical, payer, connector, certification, and go-live authority blocked until qualified approval
- Production authority: false
- Human review required: true
- Audit hash: scrimed-intel-0fe4f722
Procurement Action Plans
Each decision scorecard becomes a concrete next-step plan with owners, gates, evidence, and escalation triggers.
CIO and CMIO
Escalate when the buyer requests PHI, live connector access, credentials, EHR/PACS/RIS/HIS changes, payer submission, clinical authority, certification claims, or customer go-live language.
- Owners: SCRIMED founder/operator; buyer champion; workflow owner; implementation reviewer
- Gate sequence: Confirm no-PHI buyer discovery scope; Collect only approved metadata and synthetic examples; Review the decision scorecard and blocked-decision reasons; Select one measurable synthetic pilot outcome; Prepare claims-safe follow-up and proof packet; Escalate to qualified review before any protected pilot or procurement movement
- Evidence to collect: No-PHI infrastructure discovery intake; FHIR/HL7/DICOM/X12 standards scope map; Boundary and approval card; Which systems are in scope for the no-PHI readiness conversation: EHR, HIS, RIS, PACS, VNA, interface engine, RCM, scheduling, call center, data warehouse, or analytics?; Named buyer-side reviewer and SCRIMED reviewer; One measurable synthetic pilot success metric; Claims-safe follow-up packet with blocked-boundary card; Buyer-approved no-PHI meeting recap; Named reviewer roles and decision owner; Boundary card attached to buyer follow-up
- Blockers to resolve: No live PHI authority; No production connector authority; No autonomous clinical, payer, imaging, outreach, or writeback authority; No certification, clinical validation, customer go-live, reimbursement, revenue, or security assurance claim; Qualified human review is required before any protected pilot or procurement movement
- Completion criteria: No PHI, credentials, raw connector payloads, or production exports are present; All required evidence is present as metadata or synthetic examples; One buyer owner and one SCRIMED reviewer are named; The pilot outcome is measurable without live patient data; The buyer follow-up preserves all blocked authority claims
- Safe operator script: Position hl7-fhir-context-sprint as a no-PHI readiness path, not production approval.; Ask for system names, workflow priorities, reviewer roles, and success metric only.; Decline requests to process patient data, submit to payers, mutate systems, or claim certification.; Offer a human-reviewed proof packet and protected-scope discovery call as the next step.
- Handoff artifacts: cio-integration-buyer-buyer-packet; cio-integration-buyer-buyer-packet-decision-scorecard; no-phi-discovery-intake; boundary-and-approval-card; claims-safe-follow-up-outline
- Production authority: false
- Human review required: true
- Audit hash: scrimed-intel-3ad5dce9
Radiology operations and PACS/RIS owner
Escalate when the buyer requests PHI, live connector access, credentials, EHR/PACS/RIS/HIS changes, payer submission, clinical authority, certification claims, or customer go-live language.
- Owners: SCRIMED founder/operator; buyer champion; workflow owner; radiology operations reviewer
- Gate sequence: Confirm no-PHI buyer discovery scope; Collect only approved metadata and synthetic examples; Review the decision scorecard and blocked-decision reasons; Select one measurable synthetic pilot outcome; Prepare claims-safe follow-up and proof packet; Escalate to qualified review before any protected pilot or procurement movement
- Evidence to collect: No-PHI infrastructure discovery intake; FHIR/HL7/DICOM/X12 standards scope map; Synthetic pilot acceptance criteria; Boundary and approval card; Named buyer-side reviewer and SCRIMED reviewer; One measurable synthetic pilot success metric; Claims-safe follow-up packet with blocked-boundary card; Buyer-approved no-PHI meeting recap; Named reviewer roles and decision owner; Boundary card attached to buyer follow-up
- Blockers to resolve: No live PHI authority; No production connector authority; No autonomous clinical, payer, imaging, outreach, or writeback authority; No certification, clinical validation, customer go-live, reimbursement, revenue, or security assurance claim; Qualified human review is required before any protected pilot or procurement movement
- Completion criteria: No PHI, credentials, raw connector payloads, or production exports are present; All required evidence is present as metadata or synthetic examples; One buyer owner and one SCRIMED reviewer are named; The pilot outcome is measurable without live patient data; The buyer follow-up preserves all blocked authority claims
- Safe operator script: Position dicom-pacs-ris-ops-sprint as a no-PHI readiness path, not production approval.; Ask for system names, workflow priorities, reviewer roles, and success metric only.; Decline requests to process patient data, submit to payers, mutate systems, or claim certification.; Offer a human-reviewed proof packet and protected-scope discovery call as the next step.
- Handoff artifacts: radiology-ops-buyer-buyer-packet; radiology-ops-buyer-buyer-packet-decision-scorecard; no-phi-discovery-intake; boundary-and-approval-card; claims-safe-follow-up-outline
- Production authority: false
- Human review required: true
- Audit hash: scrimed-intel-5e7a4b7a
CFO, RCM leader, and prior authorization director
Escalate when the buyer requests PHI, live connector access, credentials, EHR/PACS/RIS/HIS changes, payer submission, clinical authority, certification claims, or customer go-live language.
- Owners: SCRIMED founder/operator; buyer champion; workflow owner; RCM/reimbursement reviewer
- Gate sequence: Confirm no-PHI buyer discovery scope; Collect only approved metadata and synthetic examples; Review the decision scorecard and blocked-decision reasons; Select one measurable synthetic pilot outcome; Prepare claims-safe follow-up and proof packet; Escalate to qualified review before any protected pilot or procurement movement
- Evidence to collect: No-PHI infrastructure discovery intake; FHIR/HL7/DICOM/X12 standards scope map; Synthetic pilot acceptance criteria; Boundary and approval card; Named buyer-side reviewer and SCRIMED reviewer; One measurable synthetic pilot success metric; Claims-safe follow-up packet with blocked-boundary card; Buyer-approved no-PHI meeting recap; Named reviewer roles and decision owner; Boundary card attached to buyer follow-up
- Blockers to resolve: No live PHI authority; No production connector authority; No autonomous clinical, payer, imaging, outreach, or writeback authority; No certification, clinical validation, customer go-live, reimbursement, revenue, or security assurance claim; Qualified human review is required before any protected pilot or procurement movement
- Completion criteria: No PHI, credentials, raw connector payloads, or production exports are present; All required evidence is present as metadata or synthetic examples; One buyer owner and one SCRIMED reviewer are named; The pilot outcome is measurable without live patient data; The buyer follow-up preserves all blocked authority claims
- Safe operator script: Position x12-rcm-evidence-sprint as a no-PHI readiness path, not production approval.; Ask for system names, workflow priorities, reviewer roles, and success metric only.; Decline requests to process patient data, submit to payers, mutate systems, or claim certification.; Offer a human-reviewed proof packet and protected-scope discovery call as the next step.
- Handoff artifacts: rcm-cfo-buyer-buyer-packet; rcm-cfo-buyer-buyer-packet-decision-scorecard; no-phi-discovery-intake; boundary-and-approval-card; claims-safe-follow-up-outline
- Production authority: false
- Human review required: true
- Audit hash: scrimed-intel-ed4b8d18
Security, infrastructure, and procurement reviewer
Escalate when the buyer requests PHI, live connector access, credentials, EHR/PACS/RIS/HIS changes, payer submission, clinical authority, certification claims, or customer go-live language.
- Owners: SCRIMED founder/operator; buyer champion; security/procurement reviewer; implementation reviewer
- Gate sequence: Confirm no-PHI buyer discovery scope; Collect only approved metadata and synthetic examples; Review the decision scorecard and blocked-decision reasons; Select one measurable synthetic pilot outcome; Prepare claims-safe follow-up and proof packet; Escalate to qualified review before any protected pilot or procurement movement
- Evidence to collect: No-PHI infrastructure discovery intake; VPN/firewall/VM/private-runtime review worksheet; Boundary and approval card; Which connectivity model is preferred for a future protected pilot: SCRIMED cloud, customer VPC, VPN, private link, air-gapped edge, or local VM?; Named buyer-side reviewer and SCRIMED reviewer; One measurable synthetic pilot success metric; Claims-safe follow-up packet with blocked-boundary card; Buyer-approved no-PHI meeting recap; Named reviewer roles and decision owner; Boundary card attached to buyer follow-up
- Blockers to resolve: No live PHI authority; No production connector authority; No autonomous clinical, payer, imaging, outreach, or writeback authority; No certification, clinical validation, customer go-live, reimbursement, revenue, or security assurance claim; Qualified human review is required before any protected pilot or procurement movement
- Completion criteria: No PHI, credentials, raw connector payloads, or production exports are present; All required evidence is present as metadata or synthetic examples; One buyer owner and one SCRIMED reviewer are named; The pilot outcome is measurable without live patient data; The buyer follow-up preserves all blocked authority claims
- Safe operator script: Position private-runtime-readiness-sprint as a no-PHI readiness path, not production approval.; Ask for system names, workflow priorities, reviewer roles, and success metric only.; Decline requests to process patient data, submit to payers, mutate systems, or claim certification.; Offer a human-reviewed proof packet and protected-scope discovery call as the next step.
- Handoff artifacts: security-private-ai-buyer-buyer-packet; security-private-ai-buyer-buyer-packet-decision-scorecard; no-phi-discovery-intake; boundary-and-approval-card; claims-safe-follow-up-outline
- Production authority: false
- Human review required: true
- Audit hash: scrimed-intel-82a4ed44
Investor diligence and enterprise procurement reviewer
Escalate when the buyer requests PHI, live connector access, credentials, EHR/PACS/RIS/HIS changes, payer submission, clinical authority, certification claims, or customer go-live language.
- Owners: SCRIMED founder/operator; buyer champion; workflow owner; implementation reviewer
- Gate sequence: Confirm no-PHI buyer discovery scope; Collect only approved metadata and synthetic examples; Review the decision scorecard and blocked-decision reasons; Select one measurable synthetic pilot outcome; Prepare claims-safe follow-up and proof packet; Escalate to qualified review before any protected pilot or procurement movement
- Evidence to collect: No-PHI infrastructure discovery intake; Synthetic pilot acceptance criteria; Boundary and approval card; Which connectivity model is preferred for a future protected pilot: SCRIMED cloud, customer VPC, VPN, private link, air-gapped edge, or local VM?; Named buyer-side reviewer and SCRIMED reviewer; One measurable synthetic pilot success metric; Claims-safe follow-up packet with blocked-boundary card; Buyer-approved no-PHI meeting recap; Named reviewer roles and decision owner; Boundary card attached to buyer follow-up
- Blockers to resolve: No live PHI authority; No production connector authority; No autonomous clinical, payer, imaging, outreach, or writeback authority; No certification, clinical validation, customer go-live, reimbursement, revenue, or security assurance claim; Qualified human review is required before any protected pilot or procurement movement
- Completion criteria: No PHI, credentials, raw connector payloads, or production exports are present; All required evidence is present as metadata or synthetic examples; One buyer owner and one SCRIMED reviewer are named; The pilot outcome is measurable without live patient data; The buyer follow-up preserves all blocked authority claims
- Safe operator script: Position audit-ledger-trust-sprint as a no-PHI readiness path, not production approval.; Ask for system names, workflow priorities, reviewer roles, and success metric only.; Decline requests to process patient data, submit to payers, mutate systems, or claim certification.; Offer a human-reviewed proof packet and protected-scope discovery call as the next step.
- Handoff artifacts: investor-trust-reviewer-buyer-packet; investor-trust-reviewer-buyer-packet-decision-scorecard; no-phi-discovery-intake; boundary-and-approval-card; claims-safe-follow-up-outline
- Production authority: false
- Human review required: true
- Audit hash: scrimed-intel-c507119e
Proof Packet Checklist
Every external packet should carry enough evidence to sell confidence without expanding authority.
No-PHI infrastructure discovery intake
Any pilot recommendation or buyer-facing workflow scope
- Review gate: Implementation lead confirms no credentials, PHI, raw connector payloads, or production exports.
FHIR/HL7/DICOM/X12 standards scope map
Any integration architecture workshop
- Review gate: Interoperability reviewer confirms no live feed, source chart, or connector approval claim.
VPN/firewall/VM/private-runtime review worksheet
Any protected pilot architecture or private inference discussion
- Review gate: Security reviewer confirms architecture-readiness scope only.
Synthetic pilot acceptance criteria
Any priced pilot proposal
- Review gate: Buyer champion and SCRIMED owner approve one measurable outcome and one retained boundary.
Boundary and approval card
Any external demo, packet, proposal, or investor diligence share
- Review gate: Human reviewer verifies no certification, clinical validation, production connector, payer, or go-live claim.
Hard Stops
Infrastructure credibility increases when SCRIMED says exactly what remains blocked.
No live PHI, ePHI, source charts, production patient identifiers, or raw connector payloads
Human review, customer authorization, and qualified external approval are required before this boundary can move.
- No-PHI confirmed: true
- Human review required: true
- Policy version: scrimed-safety-governance-v2026-06-29
No autonomous diagnosis, treatment, prescribing, triage, patient outreach, or final imaging interpretation
Human review, customer authorization, and qualified external approval are required before this boundary can move.
- No-PHI confirmed: true
- Human review required: true
- Policy version: scrimed-safety-governance-v2026-06-29
No EHR writeback, PACS/RIS/HIS mutation, payer submission, claim filing, prior-authorization submission, or billing submission
Human review, customer authorization, and qualified external approval are required before this boundary can move.
- No-PHI confirmed: true
- Human review required: true
- Policy version: scrimed-safety-governance-v2026-06-29
No production connector approval for HL7, FHIR, DICOM, DICOMweb, X12, VPN, Virtual Machines, databases, firewalls, or integration engines
Human review, customer authorization, and qualified external approval are required before this boundary can move.
- No-PHI confirmed: true
- Human review required: true
- Policy version: scrimed-safety-governance-v2026-06-29
No HIPAA, SOC 2, HITRUST, FDA, ONC, clinical validation, customer go-live, revenue guarantee, or security assurance claim
Human review, customer authorization, and qualified external approval are required before this boundary can move.
- No-PHI confirmed: true
- Human review required: true
- Policy version: scrimed-safety-governance-v2026-06-29