Solutions · State Health & Human Services
Reach the communities with the greatest need.
State health and human-services agencies combine digital behavior with outcome data to see where help will matter most, and use AI to connect people with care, while keeping citizen data private.
Challenges
The constraints we solve for.
- 01Sensitive citizen dataHealth data must stay private and governed end to end.
- 02Signals in different placesDigital behavior and outcome data rarely sit together.
- 03Access to carePeople need answers in their own words and language.
- 04TimelinessThe public data health professionals rely on is typically 18 to 24 months out of date by the time they get it.
Solutions
Purpose-built for state health and human services.
Community health needs
Find the communities with the greatest need.
Learn more →Treatment locator agent
Natural-language questions, personal answers, data kept private.
Learn more →Public sentiment
What communities think, and where to focus outreach.
Learn more →Geospatial access
Map where services are needed and how far people travel.
Learn more →
Platform capabilities used
Production-grade capabilities, one platform.
Deployment & trust
Citizen data stays inside your boundary.
Health data is processed only within the jurisdiction and boundary you choose, with the same zero-trust controls as everything else on the platform.
- Your boundary. Processed only where you choose. The platform has no mechanism to move your data to Syntasa infrastructure, because none sits in the data path.
- Governed from ingest. Lineage, classification handling and policy from the moment data arrives, with least privilege at the data, model and agent layers.
- Every access on the record. Every read, transformation and export is logged with actor, time and justification, append-only and exportable to your SIEM.
Deploy where your data lives
Talk with people who know state health and human services.
Bring your constraint and a question you want answered. We will bring the closest pattern and the engineers who built it.