Your AI product is cleared.
Can you prove it is governed?
Health system IT review is where medtech AI deals stall. Darwin is the governance documentation package that gets them moving. Pre-built, independently verified, and structured for the questions procurement will ask.
A medtech company with a cleared AI product faces a long health system IT review. Most of that time is not spent evaluating the product. It is spent waiting for governance documentation the vendor has not produced in the format the health system requires.
That documentation exists pre-built, structured against ten governance frameworks, independently verified, and formatted for the questions a health system CISO, GC, and board audit committee will ask. The IT review conversation changes from “we need to evaluate your governance” to “we have reviewed your governance.”
A TVS score across six dimensions.
A sealed record the health system trusts.
Your AI product is assessed against the six TIPPSS dimensions defined in IEEE UL 2933. The result is a sealed TVS record: tamper-evident, formatted for governance review, and owned by the organization that commissioned it.
Darwin tells your team exactly which dimension failed and what closing that gap requires. A Conditional 90 or Conditional 60 designation means the path to Approved is documented, tracked, and sealed.
That remediation path is also what a health system needs to justify continued deployment while improvement is underway. Darwin gives both sides the evidence they need.
Bring us the AI product you are trying to get into health systems.
Darwin will assess it, create a sealed TVS record, and tell you exactly where you stand before the IT review conversation begins. The result is yours to show procurement.