Standards, privacy, and control—by design.

CARE is designed for standards-based interoperability, strong access controls, auditability, and sovereign hosting choices.

Standards

Built on global healthcare standards for interoperability

FHIR R5, SNOMED, LOINC, UCUM, ICD‑10; terminology server; BYOT.

FHIR R5

Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources

SNOMED

Clinical terminology

LOINC

Laboratory codes

ICD-10

Diagnosis codes

Access & Safety

Hierarchical org model with RBAC and comprehensive logging

RBAC
Access Control

Organization Model

Hierarchical structure

National → state → district → facility hierarchy with role-based access control.

Audit
Trails

Logging & Monitoring

Comprehensive audit trails

All actions logged with detailed audit trails for compliance and security monitoring.

Live
Monitoring

Dashboards

Real-time monitoring

Live dashboards for system monitoring, user activity, and security events.

Sovereign infrastructure

Deploy in your VPC/gov cloud with complete control

Zero license fees; you own code and data. Deploy in your infrastructure with complete sovereignty and control.

Your Infrastructure

Deploy in your VPC, government cloud, or hybrid environment

Zero License Fees

MIT license means no ongoing licensing costs or vendor lock-in

Data Ownership

You own all data and code with complete control and sovereignty

AI‑ready with guardrails

AI tools integrate seamlessly without altering the core

Voice-fill, AI scribe, and other assistive tools should work as plugins without modifying the core platform, preserving security, maintainability, and human review.

AI Plugins

AI tools work as plugins without modifying the core platform

  • • Voice-to-text for clinical notes
  • • AI scribe for documentation drafts
  • • Summarization with clinician review
  • • Document understanding for structured workflows

Security Guardrails

Built-in security measures ensure AI tools don't compromise data integrity

  • • Role-based access controls
  • • Audit trails for AI interactions
  • • Clear draft and review states
  • • Human accountability for clinical decisions