The commercial models your staff already use retain prompts for training, expose them to vendor employees under subpoena, and aggregate metadata across tenants. For a family practice that is awkward. For a hospital department that is a reportable breach waiting to happen.
Nothing below is aspirational. Every line is an architectural mechanism, not a marketing promise — and every claim is tied to the artifact that backs it on the security page.
Every healthcare deployment carries a curated reference layer. It lives inside the TEE alongside your session — not in a third-party retrieval service, and not on a shared vector database.
Pack contents are versioned and signed. Updates roll only after a human-in-the-loop review — not on a silent vendor schedule.
Every TEE-routed session emits a signed attestation artifact you can download and verify offline. The sample below is freshly signed on request — it is a real artifact, not a static image.
Practitioners apply for Executive; clinics and hospital departments apply for Teams Executive or Enterprise. Every path begins with a private conversation.