Healthcare
TekCapitol Runtime Control Architecture for Healthcare
Clinical or operational system updates still go through the same runtime decision point: Check Write™ → Allow | Pause | Block.
The healthcare organization’s policies and clinical systems define the required controls and provide evidence.
TekCapitol enforces the resulting runtime decision before the agent action proceeds. TekCapitol does not diagnose, choose treatment, or replace clinical decision support. TekCapitol does not guarantee HIPAA compliance.
Customer / enterprise
Framework layer
Defines what controls should exist
NIST AI RMF
HIPAA-related Organizational Policies
Clinical Governance
Internal Security Policy
Payer / Provider Requirements
Required controls
Customer / enterprise
Operational control layer
Enterprise systems provide current evidence
Identity
Clinical Authority
Patient Context
Medication Safety
Approval
Compliance
Human Review
Kill Switch
Current evidence
TekCapitol
Check Write™
Resolve → Verify → Decide
Allow
Pause
Block
Customer executes the action
Customer / enterprise
Clinical System · EHR · Order Management · System of Record
Customer-owned write after Allow
ControlPrescriber authority required
→
EvidenceCurrent prescriber authorization = PASS
→
Check Write™Evaluate and decide
Example action
Update medication order
Controls: Identity · Clinical Authority · Patient Context · Medication Safety · Approval
Example result: Dosage threshold failed → BLOCK
Illustrative only. The BLOCK outcome reflects the provider’s configured medication-safety control and supplied evidence, not an independent medical judgment by TekCapitol.