/ For the CMIO

What does this change for clinicians, and what happens when a device fails in a clinical setting?

Clinicians get a working machine instead of a ticket, and the replacement already exists in the building.

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A working machine, not a ticket

Each clinical role gets one hardened standard setup, with access mapped per person. When a device fails, the answer is a configured replacement, not a queue.

/ 02

Spares sit where care happens

Clinical sites carry on-site spares or a smart locker regardless of device count. The swap comes out of the building, and the slot is refilled.

/ 03

Devices that stop the clinic

Devices whose failure stops care run under Surya Critical, quoted per device class and per site.

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PHI and posture

HIPAA-aligned processes — alignment, not certification. A BAA is available. Devices leaving service get NIST 800-88 erasure with a certificate per device, under serialized custody.

/ Proof

Where the numbers come from

The clinical pages, the trust posture, and the published figures behind the model.

Start with the headcount.

The calculator returns a monthly figure and an estimate of annual movement spend. The working session turns it into a fixed quote.

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