Architecture you can govern. Downtime you can survive.

SynArch turns a plain-language project brief into a reviewed cloud architecture, with costs, decisions, and Terraform, and keeps hospitals running when their EHR goes down.

Hospital cutover architectureReference blueprint
A reviewed architecture connecting clinical services to a database and an evidence archive, within a governed boundary.Governed architecture boundaryProject intentRequirements capturedClinical servicesECS · application layerAurora PostgreSQLStructured clinical recordsEvidence archiveS3 · decisions & audit trailIntent captured. Decisions recorded. Review required.
From project intent to reviewed Terraform.Human approval, by design.

From brief to
approved blueprint.

A clear path from what you need to what your team can build. Every assumption, estimate, and decision stays visible.

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Five risks SynArch
takes off the table.

The riskHow SynArch handles it
Unreviewed architecture changesGoverned release gates. Every blueprint needs reviewer approval and passing validations before it can be marked implementation-ready.
Costly EHR downtimeDowntime Continuity. Structured incident command, downtime order capture, a recovery queue, and post-outage reconciliation.
Interface data errorsCanonical mapping with quarantine. HL7 and FHIR messages are mapped with confidence scoring, and low-confidence records are held for review instead of passing through silently.
Compliance blind spotsCompliance-scoped design. HIPAA, GDPR, and other requirements are captured at intake and carried into every architecture decision, with a full audit trail. Compliance requirements are captured and tracked.
Undocumented decisionsArchitecture Decision Records. Every choice is recorded with the alternatives considered and the reasoning behind it.

When the EHR goes dark,
care keeps moving.

Give downtime a structure. Capture the work, review uncertain records, and bring the pieces back together after the outage.

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A shared incident command.

Give teams a structured incident record and role checklists when normal workflows are interrupted.

Keep the work captured.

Capture downtime orders and specimens in a structured workflow so the details stay with the work.

A deliberate path to recovery.

Work through a recovery queue, review exceptions, and reconcile records after the outage.

Your intent.
A governed path forward.

Four deliberate steps. Your team keeps control at every one.

  1. 01

    Describe

    Put your goals, constraints, and compliance requirements into a plain-language brief.

  2. 02

    Draft

    Archon assembles a reference architecture, cost estimates, and recorded decisions.

  3. 03

    Review

    Your reviewers check requirements, decisions, and validations before approval.

  4. 04

    Hand off

    Export a reviewed Terraform bundle for your team to deploy.

Built for
regulated teams.

  • Hospital IT and EHR transition teams
  • Clinical informatics and lab leadership
  • Enterprise and cloud architecture teams

Security posture

Our design commitments guide how SynArch is built. They are not certifications or guarantees of compliance.

  • Role-based access
  • Multi-factor authentication
  • Encryption in transit and at rest
  • Full audit logging
  • Tenant isolation
  • Synthetic data in non-production

Built by someone
who lived the cutover.

SynArch was founded by Camilla Coleman, a registered nurse who worked through an Epic EHR transition and saw firsthand how downtime puts patient safety and staff at risk.

Clinical experience. Architectural discipline.

Coming in 2027

The next chapter of SynArch.
Planned capabilities, with human oversight at the center.

Roadmap items are planned and subject to change.
  • AI-assisted Archon with human approval on every recommendation
  • Live connectivity to hospital integration engines and FHIR endpoints
  • Critical-result escalation and clinician approval workflows
  • Automated Terraform validation and cost checks
  • Self-service onboarding for multiple facilities

Run SynArch in
your next cutover.

We’re selecting pilot partners among hospitals and health systems planning an EHR transition or modernization.

Request a pilot