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Private LLM Deployment for a Multi-Site Health Network

Multi-site health network, Mid-Atlantic US

01 / Challenge

Clinical teams across 14 facilities needed AI-assisted documentation and care-gap analysis, but PHI could not leave on-premises infrastructure under any circumstances. Every commercial LLM vendor required data egress, and the CISO had blocked all cloud AI tools.

02 / Approach

QuettaMinds deployed a private LLM stack on the network's existing GPU cluster using a containerized inference layer with full HIPAA audit logging. We implemented a retrieval-augmented architecture against deidentified clinical summaries, with a hardware security module protecting all model weights.

03 / Outcome

Clinical staff now interact with a full ChatGPT-equivalent experience inside the network perimeter — zero data egress events since go-live. Documentation time per patient encounter dropped 38%, and the CISO approved the architecture for full rollout within 90 days of the pilot.

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Representative case study illustrating common agentic-AI deployment patterns in Healthcare; not a specific QuettaMinds client engagement.

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