Health, Independent Living & Patient-in-the-Loop AI

KATLAS Technology is a UK SME developing operational governance infrastructure for patient-centred health, independent living and trustworthy AI-enabled care.

Our focus is on situations where care depends on several people and organisations working together: patients, families, carers, clinicians, pharmacists, community services, mobility providers and other support organisations. KATLAS helps these participants coordinate without requiring all sensitive information to be copied into a central platform.

The patient remains an active participant in the process. Preferences, permissions, evidence and representation can be incorporated at key decision points, while each organisation retains custody of its own underlying data.

KATLAS can contribute:

• patient-in-the-loop and shared-decision workflows;

• consent, purpose and representation controls;

• portable patient or accessibility profiles;

• role-based access and authority;

• verifiable credentials and privacy-preserving proof exchange;

• governance of AI recommendations before operational action;

• medication, care and service handoff workflows;

• exception, escalation and repair processes;

• signed receipts proving decisions, actions and handovers;

• integration across existing health, care and community systems;

• sandbox demonstrators and real-world pilot evaluation.

Our HealthCierge work explores governed journeys for people living with multiple long-term conditions, including interactions between patients, primary care, pharmacists and community support. Related PassengerCierge work extends the same model into independent living and assisted mobility, where health, accessibility, transport, carers and destination organisations must coordinate around the individual.

For Horizon Europe, KATLAS is particularly interested in consortia addressing independent living, disability and inclusion, multimorbidity, polypharmacy, personalised care, shared decision-making, trustworthy health AI, community-based care and integrated health and social support.

We seek collaboration with hospitals, primary-care organisations, universities, research institutes, patient organisations, care providers, community organisations, digital-health companies, mobility providers and consortium coordinators.

Our preferred role is to provide the trust, interoperability and operational-governance layer that keeps the patient meaningfully in the loop while enabling safe collaboration between existing health and care systems.