Healthcare & Life Sciences

AI can give care its time back.We build what makes it real.

Clinical speech and imaging data, expert annotation and evaluation, and AI systems built for defined healthcare workflows. From one Norwegian team, under GDPR, in the languages your patients speak.

  • Data & Annotation
  • Evaluation
  • AI Implementation

What AI gives back

Care is losing hours it can get back. Three questions decide who gets them.

Documentation that writes itself. Findings flagged while they still matter. Tools that speak the patient's language. Whether that arrives in your clinic comes down to what the model learned from, and how it was proven.

  1. Where do our clinical hours go?

    Into documentation. Ambient clinical AI returns those hours to the encounter, when the model has heard real consultations: interruptions, dialect, drug names spoken aloud, the way clinicians actually talk. That is trained, not assumed.

  2. Has it seen findings like ours?

    A diagnostic model is only as good as its labels. Radiology, cardiology and pathology annotation with credential-verified reviewers, task protocols and QA records is what separates a model that assists from one that guesses.

  3. Does it speak our patients' language?

    Danish, Norwegian, Swedish and Finnish clinical speech cannot be scraped at volume. Collection from native-speaker contributors, with documented consent, is the only source. If your tools should work here, the data has to be made here.

Two ways in

Building clinical AI? Or buying it? Both doors are ours.

System Data

You are building the model.

Clinical speech collection, medical imaging annotation, EHR and clinical text structuring, evaluation and red-teaming. Bought per engagement, delivered with provenance.

What you can buy

You have the use case.

A defined clinical workflow turned into an operational AI system: assistants over your documentation, document flows, review queues. Built, integrated and proven before it touches care.

How we build for health

  • 210,000+ contributors
  • 50+ countries

150+ languages, including all Nordic. Operated from Norway.

What you can buy

The clinical data work, opened item by item.

Five engagements we run for healthcare AI teams. Each is independently purchasable, scoped per engagement, and delivered with the records that let you defend it.

  1. Clinical speech and ambient corpora

    The consultations, dictations and commands an ambient documentation model must have heard.

    Data
    Contributor-sourced clinical speech: consultation-style dialogue, structured note material and clinician-spoken commands, captured with consent and rights controls configured for the engagement.
    System
    Speaker-diarized, verbatim or clean-read transcription with clinical terminology, dialect coverage and QA on every batch.
  2. Medical imaging annotation

    Expert-reviewed labels for the findings your model must not miss.

    Data
    Radiology, cardiology and pathology annotation with credential-verified reviewers, a task protocol agreed up front, and QA records in the delivery package.
    System
    Reviewer qualifications, consensus stages and acceptance criteria set per engagement, for regulated model programs.
  3. Clinical text and EHR structuring

    Notes and records turned into training data your lawyers can live with.

    Data
    Clinical text extraction, classification and structuring against an agreed delivery schema, exceptions and hard cases included.
    System
    De-identification scoped honestly: methods, limits and re-identification risk stated per engagement, never waved through.
  4. Clinical model evaluation and red-teaming

    Proof that the model holds up on clinical language before a clinician relies on it.

    Data
    Native-speaker evaluation of clinical speech and medical language models, with safety-critical test material and edge cases that matter in care.
    System
    Human review of model output by evaluators calibrated on the actual clinical domain, reported per batch.
  5. Dataset licensing

    Rights-cleared clinical corpora where collection is unnecessary.

    Data
    Ownership, consent and commercial rights verified at scoping. Where the rights setup does not hold, we say so and collect instead.
    System
    Licensed delivery with the consent and rights documentation in the package.

Scope an engagement

Nordic clinical speech · collect to evaluate

Nordic clinical language cannot be scraped. So we make it, word by consented word.

Danish, Norwegian, Swedish and Finnish clinical encounters: consultation transcription, structured note material and clinician commands. Every stage in the chain turns green only when a person has confirmed it.

Image 02 · the ribbon carrying the recorded waveform, three stations Collect CONSENT · ON RECORD Annotate QA · PASSED Evaluate RULED · NATIVE SPEAKER
  1. A native speaker, consented

    Contributor-sourced clinical speech in Danish, Norwegian, Swedish and Finnish, with GDPR Article 7 consent and Article 9 biometric handling documented per contributor.

    CONSENT · ON RECORD
  2. A clinical ear on every batch

    Diarization and transcription with clinical terminology and dialect coverage, QA on every batch, de-identification with its limits stated.

    QA · PASSED
  3. A native speaker rules on the model

    Evaluation of clinical speech and language models against Nordic clinical language and the edge cases that matter in care, reported per batch.

    RULED · NATIVE SPEAKER

Chain stages are the engagement's structure, not a live record. Scope, languages and QA stages are set per engagement.

AI Implementation for health

When the deliverable is the working system, not the dataset.

A defined clinical use case, turned into a system that runs inside your workflow and stops where your clinicians rule. Built, integrated, evaluated and monitored by the team that stays accountable for it.

  • Clinical documentation workflows

    Ambient and dictation-fed documentation flows that draft the note and leave the clinician the verdict.

  • Assistants over medical documentation

    Retrieval-grounded assistants that answer from your approved documentation, with source traceability and human handoff.

  • Document and records flows

    Extraction, classification and routing for clinical documents, with review queues where judgment belongs.

  • Human-in-the-loop review

    Review stations for model output in care settings: queues, escalation and an audit trail on every ruling.

Delivered with acceptance testing, monitoring and rollback, and with the technical documentation your GDPR and EU AI Act obligations ask about: what it learned from, how it was evaluated, where the human oversight sits.

How we build clinical systems

Image 09 · the ribbon at rest, the single green LED

Where patient words live

Words spoken in a clinic deserve the strictest room in the house.

A Norwegian company under GDPR. Clinical project data is stored in Europe by default and processed in the EEA where required, with the paperwork to prove both. US healthcare work is handled HIPAA-compliant.

Jurisdiction
Norway · GDPR-native
Storage
European by default
Processing
EEA where required
Consent
Documented per contributor
US engagements
HIPAA-compliant handling
Contracts
Standard DPA terms · SCCs available
Erasure
30-day end-of-contract SLA
Withdrawal
Workflow with audit trail

Specialist routes

Four documents. Pick who is asking.

Every healthcare engagement gets inspected: by privacy, by procurement, by the clinician who has to trust it, by the team that has to train on it. These pages are written for that inspection.

Who is asking

Scope a project

Start with one workflow, one clinic, one language.

We scope against your workflow, write the specification with you and prove the work on a pilot batch before anything reaches care.

  1. Scope
  2. Specification
  3. Pilot batch
  4. Acceptance
  5. Production

A bounded pilot carries its own acceptance criteria. You judge the output against your clinic, not against a slide.

Briefs are treated as confidential. We are used to data that cannot leave the EEA and projects that cannot be named.

Image 10 · the bench edge, the channel as a floor line

The brief Tell us the workflow, the languages, and the data or system you need. We reply with a feasibility read.

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