Institutional Infrastructure · Institutional Deployment

Own Your Digital Health Stack.
Deploy With Sovereign Control.
Scale Without Lock-In.

Unity Care Hospital (UCH) is a modular, sovereign-ready telehealth infrastructure platform engineered for hospital groups, healthcare operators, and national health systems that require full deployment control, compliance-aligned architecture, and long-term autonomy—without reliance on external SaaS ecosystems.

Environment
Production Available
Stack
Node · MongoDB · Docker
Compliance
HIPAA · GDPR · SOC 2
Pilot Entry
$45,000
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Live Platform
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Demo Environment
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Response Target: 48 Hours
Compliance Posture: HIPAA-aligned architecture, SOC 2 principles applied. Formal certification audits scheduled post-seed funding.

Quick Reference

What UCH Is

  • Teleconsultation + WebRTC video consultation foundation
  • Role-based access control (RBAC) and secure record workflows
  • Designed for sovereign digital health programs and private hospital groups
  • Modular roadmap: blockchain notarization, IoT vitals, insurance APIs, AI triage

Pilot Success Metrics

  • ✓ ≥ 95% uptime
  • ✓ Verified clinician usage
  • ✓ No critical security incidents
  • ✓ Documented operational improvement
  • ✓ Executive intent to expand
  • ✓ Institution retains full data ownership

Procurement Notes

  • Paid pilot (3–6 months) with conversion credits
  • Dedicated deployment (isolation by default)
  • Institution retains data ownership
  • Audit posture disclosed (no premature certification claims)
Infrastructure.
Not a Subscription.
UCH is engineered for institutions that cannot afford operational dependency on third-party telemedicine platforms—where data residency, procurement governance, and long-term roadmap control are board-level concerns.
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Deployment Sovereignty

Dedicated instance per institution. No shared infrastructure. Data residency controlled by the deploying entity.

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White-Label Capability

Institutional branding across patient experience, provider portal, and admin operations—under your identity.

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Compliance Architecture

Security controls designed around HIPAA safeguard principles, GDPR workflows, and audit-ready operational patterns.

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Multi-Hospital Scale

Modular topology supports regional rollouts, multi-facility groups, and national programs under one engagement structure.

The Structural Risk
of SaaS Lock-In
Is Institutional.
Subscription telehealth platforms can transfer operational control to a third party. When pricing, ownership, hosting jurisdictions, or API behavior changes, institutions absorb the risk—financially, operationally, and regulatorily. UCH reduces dependency risk at the contract + infrastructure level.

Subscription Escalation

Recurring SaaS costs can grow with scale and contract renewals—creating budget volatility.

Data Residency Uncertainty

Third-party hosting can introduce cross-jurisdiction exposure and audit complexity.

Vendor Acquisition / Roadmap Risk

M&A, repricing, or feature deprecation can force unplanned migrations and operational disruption.

Exit Barriers

Portability is often limited by contract terms, integration complexity, and data migration cost.

National Compliance Conflicts

Sovereign programs may require local control, air-gap options, and institution-owned operational continuity.

Contracted for Ownership.
Not Billed Monthly.
Pricing is indicative and engagement-scoped (facilities, integrations, hosting model, data residency, and regulatory packaging). Pilot fees are credited on conversion.
Entry Point

Institutional Pilot

$45K
entry
  • Single-facility controlled deployment
  • Institutional validation
  • Procurement readiness
  • Fully credited toward upgrade tiers

Optional annual maintenance: 12–18%

Regional License

Institutional License

$89K+
/ region
  • Dedicated regional instance
  • White-label branding
  • API-first integration surface
  • Enterprise support structure

Optional annual maintenance: 12–18%

Ownership Transfer

Full IP Transfer

$275K+
one-time
  • Repository + source handover
  • Architecture + deployment docs
  • Procurement diligence pack
  • Transition support engagement

Maintenance optional (contracted as needed)

National / Government

Sovereign Stack

$425K+
program
  • National-scale topology
  • Data residency guarantees
  • Air-gapped deployment option
  • Priority support + governance model

Maintenance negotiated per contract

Pilot Entry

Procurement teams often require a controlled pilot before full commitment. UCH's pilot is structured as a board-approvable entry line item and is fully credited toward Regional, Ownership, or Sovereign tiers upon conversion.

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Institutional Assurance
Package
Documentation is provided to verified institutional buyers. NDA available on request.

Due Diligence Package

Architecture overview, deployment model, integration surface, financial projections, and compliance mapping (under NDA).

Data Processing Agreement (DPA)

GDPR-aligned DPA template clarifying controller/processor roles and data handling boundaries (engagement-scoped).

Deployment SLA Framework

Uptime targets, response-time guarantees, escalation paths, and support tiers defined contractually.

Source Code Escrow

Escrow option available for Enterprise/Sovereign engagements to mitigate vendor continuity risk.

Architecture Whitepaper (PDF)

Technical brief for CIO/CTO review: security model, topology, deployment pathways, and integration strategy.

IP Transfer Clarity

Ownership tier includes documented handover, repository transfer, and structured transition support.

Enterprise Controls.
Designed for Healthcare.
Control design supports institutional security programs and audit workflows. Specific configurations may vary by deployment scope.

JWT Authentication

Access + refresh token model with token rotation and logout invalidation patterns.

RBAC Middleware

Role-based access controls across clinical and administrative roles via route protection.

Password Hashing

bcrypt-based hashing with secure storage patterns and reset-first recovery workflows.

Rate Limiting

Abuse controls for authentication and sensitive routes to reduce brute-force exposure.

Security Headers

HSTS, referrer policy, and hardening header suite via standard middleware patterns.

Input Validation

Request validation on mutation routes to reduce injection and malformed payload risk.

GDPR Workflows

Support for data export and soft-delete workflows (deployment and policy scoped).

Error Handling

Structured API errors to reduce internal information exposure in client responses.

Graceful Shutdown

Container-friendly shutdown patterns to reduce disruption during deploy cycles.

API Surface
Core Endpoints
The table below is a representative core surface used in institutional deployments.
Method Endpoint Auth Function
POST/api/auth/loginPublicLogin — issues access + refresh tokens
POST/api/auth/refreshPublicRotate tokens
POST/api/auth/logout🔒Logout via token invalidation
POST/api/users/registerPublicPatient registration
GET/api/users/me🔒Current user profile
PUT/api/users/update🔒Update profile
GET/api/users/🔒 AdminList all users (paginated)
POST/api/appointments🔒Book appointment
GET/api/appointments/patient/:id🔒Patient's appointments
GET/api/appointments/doctor/:id🔒Doctor's appointments
PATCH/api/appointments/:id🔒Update / cancel
DELETE/api/appointments/:id🔒Delete
POST/api/records🔒 Doctor/AdminCreate medical record
GET/api/records/patient/:id🔒Patient records
GET/api/records/patient/:id/export🔒GDPR data export
GET/api/records/:id🔒Single record
PATCH/api/records/:id🔒 Doctor/AdminUpdate record
DELETE/api/records/:id🔒 AdminSoft-delete (GDPR)
GET/api/analytics/trends🔒 Admin/DoctorAppointment volume trends
GET/api/analytics/stats🔒 AdminStatus breakdown
GET/api/analytics/diagnoses🔒 Admin/DoctorTop diagnoses
GET/healthPublicHealth check

Placeholder routes (milestone-gated): /api/blockchain, /api/care, /api/chatbot, /api/iot, /api/monitoring