/ Healthcare environments
Technology resilience where care cannot stop.
Healthcare environments depend on enterprise IT, clinical endpoints, connected medical systems, site infrastructure and physical technology availability. Surya standardizes the operating foundation around them.
Surya Endpoint with Standby, Surya Fabric, and OT and CPS capability.
Check Fit →/ The operating problem
Care delivery depends on more than enterprise IT.
A healthcare environment may contain shared clinical workstations, imaging devices, IoMT, specialty equipment, building automation, access systems, wireless infrastructure, connected clinical technology and vendor-serviced systems.
The environment is physical, so recovery has to be physical too. Surya does not operate clinical workflows or medical equipment functionality.
- Identity
- Clinical endpoint
- Site network
- Connected medical and operational systems
- Building infrastructure
- Care delivery
/ Device access in care environments
Prepare for the device handoffs around care.
Clinics, hospitals and ambulance operations depend on equipment being available where people begin work. These scenarios help identify whether a supported Endpoint profile fits the device handoff or recovery problem.
An evening workstation failure
A clinic needs a prepared replacement and an approved recovery path when a supported workstation stops working outside normal office hours.
See the use case →A shared device at shift change
A hospital team or ambulance crew needs a clear issue-and-return process for approved shared equipment, with a record of custody.
See the use case →A used spare at one location
A clinic group needs the failed unit returned and the local reserve replenished after a replacement is issued.
See the use case →Device eligibility, application access, data handling and cleaning responsibilities are established for the supported workflow. Clinical care and medical-equipment functionality remain with the organization and its vendors.
/ Architecture
Where Surya sits in the healthcare environment.
Start with Surya Standby: the configurations clinics already run are captured per role and replacement equipment is prepared to them, so a failed supported device is replaced at the site rather than waiting on logistics. Surya Endpoint and Surya Fabric are added on top of it where the deeper managed scope is needed.
/ Outcomes
What the product is expected to hold.
Keep supported endpoints ready.
Standardized, protected clinical and administrative compute.
Recover failed endpoint compute physically.
A prepared replacement at the site, issued and recorded.
Standardize site connectivity.
Released network profiles across care locations.
Improve visibility into connected physical systems.
Asset visibility and operating context where supported.
Control third-party access.
Scoped, recorded access for the vendors who service the environment.
Stabilize and standardize the foundation.
Then let internal IT build on it.
/ The boundary
Surya does not operate clinical care or medical equipment function.
Surya operates the supported technology foundation around clinical systems. Clinical decisions, medical-device function and regulated equipment remain with the organization and its vendors.
- Not included: Clinical workflow design
- Not included: Medical-device function, calibration or servicing
- Not included: Regulated device modification
- Not included: Clinical data interpretation
/ The products behind this
There is one Surya Endpoint and one Surya Fabric. This environment is described in its own language, but the product is the same released product.
Before you talk to anyone.
Check Fit
Check Fit means one thing: determine whether an existing Surya product fits the operating problem. It is not a strategy session, an engineer introduction, a free IT assessment or a roadmap engagement.
Check Fit →