Healthcare AI is moving fast. Core Mobile is already there.
Healthcare is now the fastest-moving sector in enterprise AI, and nearly all capital flows to startups, not the legacy EHR incumbents.
Healthcare is adopting AI at more than double the rate of the overall economy, driven by urgent pressure to expand capacity without adding beds or headcount.Source: Menlo Ventures, 2025
That figure nearly tripled year over year. The spending cycle is early and accelerating; hospitals are actively buying, not just evaluating.
Epic and Cerner can’t move fast enough. Hospitals are turning to best-of-breed integration layers, which is exactly the gap Core Mobile fills.
Core Mobile is positioned as a prime on a federal multiple-award vehicle with IBM, Philips, and MCG, a contracting channel most competitors can’t access.
Capacity limits aren’t a money problem; they’re a coordination and data problem. Hospitals have dozens of disconnected systems that were never built to talk to each other. The intelligence to fix throughput is trapped inside those systems. Core Mobile is the missing integration, inference, and workflow layer that connects all of it in real time, deployed on top of what hospitals already run, with no rip-and-replace.
Every metric ties directly to hospital economics.
Not workflow checkboxes. Improvements with a direct line to bed turnover, OR revenue, schedule utilization, and clinician retention.
Validated by an independent third-party pilot report at Albany VA and listed on the VA website for innovation diffusion.
The deeper the integration, the harder we are to displace.
EHR vendors and IT giants have spent years failing to build this combination. Core Mobile provides modularity, paving an easy path to add-on sales.
National Authority to Operate with HIPAA and FISMA compliance, validated in live VA hospitals. Fewer than a handful of AI platforms have earned this; it’s a 5-year barrier for any competitor trying to enter the federal health market.
Deep integration with Epic, Oracle/Cerner, VistA/CPRS, Meditech, CPSI, and Allscripts, plus bedside devices via DICOM, FHIR, and HL7. The more integrations, the stickier the platform.
No rip-and-replace. No multi-year implementation. Core Mobile deploys on top of existing systems and delivers measurable economic return inside a fiscal quarter, eliminating a major purchasing objection.
Not a single-department point solution. Core Mobile spans emergency transport through inpatient care, surgery, and discharge, providing the kind of unified visibility that makes switching costs significant.
An AI-enabled, unified platform.
PCSIP (the Patient Care Services Integration Platform) sits as an integration, inference, and workflow layer above every system a hospital already runs.
Ambient AI · PCSIP · Care Quality Reporting · Case Management
Clinical Documentation · Scheduling Optimization · Video Management · E-sitters
Telehealth · Patient Education · CoreyPatient App
Asset & Staff Mgmt · Hand Hygiene · Patient & Staff Safety
We charge per case, not per seat.
Revenue scales with patient and case volume, insulated from the seat erosion now hitting traditional per-seat healthcare software.
A base fee per deployment, across the health system. Covers integration, onboarding, and the core infrastructure layer.
Ongoing revenue that grows naturally with every case the hospital runs. No renegotiation, no seat count arguments. Volume drives the top line.
Ambient AI, IoT, CARE Act, and quality reporting modules added department by department as each health system expands its footprint.
Per-case pricing aligns Core Mobile’s growth with the hospital’s own patient throughput. As hospitals process more cases and expand module usage, revenue grows without headcount-dependent selling.
$2M in revenue, break-even, and proven in the field.
Not pilots waiting for production. Real deployments, third-party-validated outcomes, and a clear line of sight to the next revenue milestone.
HIPAA & FISMA compliant. Federal ATO, built in.
The compliance stack isn’t a feature checkbox; it’s a genuine competitive moat. Most AI companies selling into healthcare are still working toward these certifications.
Fewer than a handful of AI platforms have earned a National ATO. This clears Core Mobile to operate inside federal health systems without a lengthy per-facility review, a procurement accelerator worth 12–18 months of competitive advantage per new federal customer.
Compliant by design for both clinical and federal data standards. Covers all data in motion and at rest across every deployment environment.
Customer-controlled architecture. Each hospital owns and governs its own data with no cross-customer sharing and no vendor lock-in on data portability.
Every AI decision carries a full audit trail. Clinical teams remain in the loop on any action the system surfaces, meeting the regulatory and liability standards hospitals require for AI adoption.
Go-to-market backed by established channels.
Active partnerships for distribution, device integration, and advisory support. Core Mobile scales through partners, not just direct sales.
Founder-led, with a clinical bench.
Deep enterprise infrastructure experience at the top, paired with career clinicians who’ve operated at VA scale, and 40+ engineers behind the platform.
30+ years in enterprise infrastructure. Former exec at Juniper Networks and NetScreen. Navigated federal procurement, clinical operations, and enterprise sales cycles firsthand.
35+ years in healthcare operations. Former Amersham. Brings clinical credibility and operational discipline to scaling deployments across complex health systems.
Former UCLA. Provides clinical leadership and physician-level credibility in customer conversations and product direction.
Former Chief Health Informatics Officer at the VA. Brings direct knowledge of VA systems architecture and federal health IT procurement.
30+ years in clinical operations. Ensures every deployment maps to real workflows and that care teams actually adopt what’s built.
Former Accenture. Drives product strategy and delivery across a 40+ engineer team building the PCSIP platform.
Three distinct channels into hospital systems.
Federal ATO unlocks government hospitals immediately. County and health system channels expand the addressable market significantly.
National ATO bypasses the lengthy federal procurement cycle. Core Mobile is already in the VA system and has a contracting path through the $700B IDIQ vehicle.
Learn moreMulti-facility deployments with training integrations. UCLA is a live example. These relationships expand module by module across campuses.
Learn moreCapacity-constrained facilities where efficiency gains have the highest proportional impact. California’s 58 counties represent a direct channel with existing relationships.
Learn moreRaising $5M to scale a proven platform.
$2.1M is already committed. The remaining $2.9M funds three specific near-term initiatives tied directly to the $8–10M revenue target.
Build a dedicated health-system sales motion. The product is proven; the bottleneck is systematic outbound and enterprise selling capability.
Activate the Siemens, WWT, and IBM co-selling relationships. These partnerships exist; the investment builds the team to manage and grow them.
Deepen existing VA and health system relationships by adding modules, expanding to adjacent facilities, and converting pilots into multi-year commitments.
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We’re happy to share the full deck, third-party pilot report, and a product walkthrough with qualified investors.
This page is intended for qualified investors and contains forward-looking statements. All outcome metrics are sourced from third-party validated pilots. Contact Core Mobile for the full investor package.
