We are selecting
partners, not customers.
We work with a select number of organizations in healthcare and high-performance environments who understand what this infrastructure is and why the window is now.
If you are making consequential
AI decisions, this is the infrastructure.
We work with a select number of organizations in healthcare and high-performance environments who understand what governance infrastructure means and why the window is now. If that is your organization, we would like to talk.
Medigram is designed for sovereign data and infrastructure, commissioned on your premises, with local state persistence. In a world where infrastructure is increasingly fragile, that architecture makes your existing EMR investments more valuable, not redundant.
The right conversation starts
with the right context.
We are not running a sales process. If your organization is making consequential AI decisions in healthcare, medtech, or high-performance environments, and the infrastructure that makes those decisions defensible matters to you, we would like to talk.
We work with organizations that already understand the problem. If you are still evaluating whether AI governance is necessary, we are probably not the right conversation for your timeline.
The governance model Medigram runs
was built in public, with the field.
At AIMed 2025, Medigram demonstrated the reference deployment of the governance model developed by TTIC, the Trustworthy Technology and Innovation Consortium. CEO Sherri Douville was named AIMed AI Champion of the Year, awarded by physicians, health system leaders, and clinical researchers. Medigram's work has been recognized in the same industry context as organizations including Cleveland Clinic and the American Medical Association.
TTIC is an independent consortium of health systems, academic medical centers, and clinical technology leaders. Its members support the work: the governance model, the standards architecture, the trust infrastructure. Not a vendor. Medigram's CEO founded and chairs TTIC. TTIC maintains independent governance, standards, and decision-making boundaries to preserve the integrity of its consortium activities. The relationship is not an endorsement. It is an architecture: TTIC develops the governance model; Medigram is the reference execution of it as production infrastructure.
The clinical AI community's recognition at AIMed, alongside IEEE and CHIME AI Principles, reflects the trust of the institutions that understand what is actually at stake.