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Andy Squire

PatientCentricCare.AI provides healthcare AI consulting and fractional leadership, helping hospitals and life sciences organizations deploy AI with clear accountability and audit readiness. The company offers a fixed-fee AI Audit Readiness Sprint, human-AI workflow design, and ongoing governance leadership, all personally led by founder Andy Squire. Its PCC-SafetyOS framework enforces authority, consent, risk-tiering, and evidence checks on every AI-mediated action.

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  • Healthcare Technology
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Digital Health
  • AI Agents
  • Regulatory & Compliance Technology
  • Software Only
Updated 4 days ago

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Product

Problem

Patients spend the vast majority of their lives outside healthcare settings, yet every clinical encounter begins as though their story has been forgotten. Information is lost across handovers, patients repeatedly explain their history, and AI-driven care coordination between visits carries unmanaged risks around authority, consent, and accountability.

Solution

PatientCentricCare.AI provides a Patient Recognition Platform that captures, preserves, and governs each person's health context across the entire care journey. The platform combines Home Companion for patient engagement before, during, and between visits; MyHealthCanvas for capturing encounter details; and Trusted Health Memory for maintaining the person's story over time. PCC-SafetyOS, the underlying Runtime Governance Infrastructure, applies Operational AI Governance so every AI-mediated action is checked for authority, consent, risk tier, escalation, and evidence before it occurs. This allows hospitals to deploy agentic AI safely inside enforced authority envelopes while giving clinicians fuller context and patients a sense of being known rather than forgotten. Meanwhile, the Regulated AI Governance Readiness Sprint is a two-week, fixed-fee engagement that reviews one consequential AI workflow holistically—mapping authority, controls, and evidence gaps—producing a board-ready dossier and a prioritized 90-day action plan.

Target Audience

Primary customers are hospitals, healthcare organizations, and regulated teams in pharma, biotech, medtech, and care delivery that need to safely adopt AI across care transitions while maintaining continuity, governance, and defensible audit trails. The Sprint specifically targets healthcare AI vendors and regulated teams facing customer, hospital, or procurement questions about AI governance.

Features

  • Home Companion engages patients with check-ins, reminders, wellbeing support, and everyday conversation before, during, and between care encounters
  • MyHealthCanvas captures what matters from each clinical interaction for structured documentation
  • Trusted Health Memory preserves the patient's longitudinal story to reduce repeated history-taking and re-explaining
  • PCC-SafetyOS provides Runtime Governance Infrastructure enforcing consent, risk-tiering, escalation, and audit-ready evidence on every AI-assisted action
  • Five-level AI care maturity model supports adoption from stateless chatbots to evidence-earned adaptive autonomy, ensuring governance constraints never lag behind agent capability
  • Human Authority Matrix™ makes decision rights explicit—who may recommend, approve, override, be consulted, halt, or hold accountability
  • Digital Flight Recorder™ Evidence Map tests what can actually be reconstructed: context → model / agent / version → AI output → human decision → downstream action → outcome → control evidence
  • Regulated AI Governance Readiness Sprint delivers six core outputs including AI Inventory & Workflow Map, Regulatory & Control Position, Runtime Governance & RAG Gap Map, and a 30/60/90-Day Remediation Roadmap
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