UnityCare is deployable infrastructure for hospitals, ministries, and health networks who want to own their stack — not rent a dashboard. Self-hosted by default. Built so the institution, not the vendor, holds the keys.
Four services, in the order an institution typically turns them on — identity first, then the clinical record, then the controls around it.
Registration, login, JWT access and refresh tokens, role-based access control, and an MFA scaffold ready for institutional rollout.
Auth layerFull FHIR R4 Patient resource CRUD with JSONB storage — identifiers, names, telecom, address, and extensions, structured for interoperability.
Clinical recordCreate, version, revoke, and audit patient consent directives — policy reference, scope, and a timestamp chain that can't be quietly edited.
GovernanceHash-chained, immutable log of every consent action, record access, and administrative event — verifiable independent of the vendor.
ComplianceModern, boring-on-purpose infrastructure. Nothing here requires UnityCare to keep running it for you.
Fleet: Docker · Railway · GitHub Actions CI/CD — portable to any private cloud or on-prem environment
FastAPI (Python) with JWT auth, refresh tokens, RBAC middleware, rate limiting, and bcrypt password hashing.
Next.js 15 + TypeScript + Tailwind. Responsive, RTL-ready, with dual-language English and Arabic support.
PostgreSQL with Alembic migrations, Redis cache, JSONB for FHIR resources, hash-chained audit integrity.
Dockerized microservices, Railway CI/CD, health checks, and monitoring stubs for Prometheus and Grafana.
Patient data, code, and credentials stay inside the institution's perimeter. Self-hosted by default — we pull only what's strictly required to run.
Our buyers are hospital groups and health ministries, not individual clinics. Every capability is staged for pilot, then license, then full ownership transfer.
We don't ask institutions to trust a dashboard. The hash-chained ledger lets any party verify what happened, independent of the vendor.
Two tiers. Both end with the institution holding the source.
Institutional license unlocks full source access, private deployment, and long-term ownership terms.
Trade vendor-dependent dashboards for a deployable stack your own engineers can run, extend, and eventually own outright.
Position UnityCare as sovereign digital infrastructure — national control, local deployment, no foreign dependency.
Pilot revenue, license upside, and a clear path to acquisition-level ownership transfer for institutional buyers.
UnityCare is one product inside the broader TEOS stack.
Hospital management, telemedicine, and blockchain audit. Consolidated from five repositories. Institutional deployment ready.
Institutional procurement and due-diligence kit for the Unity Care Hospital sovereign telehealth platform.
Policy and documentation structures for institutional audits, governance, sovereignty, and regulatory compliance.
Root orchestration hub for the TEOS Sovereign Security Mesh — nine modular layers across the wider stack.
UnityCare is built by Elmahrosa International, a Registered Member of Anthropic's Claude Partner Network — an Egyptian company participating in Anthropic's Claude Partner Network. The same engineering discipline behind the TEOS security stack carries into UnityCare's consent engine and audit ledger.
CPN status denotes program participation only, not endorsement or investment by Anthropic.
Read Elmahrosa's Trust Center — security, disclosure & AI governance policyEvery certificate below links to its live Skilljar verification page — check the student, course, and completion date yourself.
Held by Elmahrosa's founder. Certificates are issued and hosted by Anthropic Education via Skilljar — Anthropic has not reviewed or endorsed UnityCare or Elmahrosa International.
Request an institutional briefing for a technical review, pricing discussion, and live demonstration.
Pilot-first approach — validate with a single site, then scale to enterprise license or full ownership.