Clinicomatics Digital is a software company built around applied AI. We train healthcare teams, advise health systems on digitization, and build the websites, products, and clinical software that put it into practice.
Recent speaking appearances, advisory roles, and collaborations from the company's leadership.
Co-Founders Dr. Sanjeev Uprety and Andy Martin attended the 6th Digital Health Symposium, held during the 81st United Nations General Assembly. Dr. Uprety spoke in the session on digital innovation for low-resource settings, on bridging clinical practice and digital infrastructure.
Dr. Uprety has been invited as a special guest for a live talk and Q&A session at the Bar Association's Bioethical Issues Committee on artificial intelligence and ethics in healthcare, on November 2, 2026.
Dr. Uprety takes part in a one-hour fireside session at the American Nursing Informatics Association's annual conference, on clinical informatics and AI in practice.
Dr. Uprety advises MedPull, a sports medicine recovery startup founded by students from Duke and Rice universities, on clinical design, product architecture, planning, and go-to-market.
Clinicomatics' Chairman is working with Altobee Cloud on sovereign cloud infrastructure for healthcare, so that health data can stay within national borders while still running modern AI workloads.
The company's book on AI, clinical informatics, and the governance of modern hospital technology is now published in both print and digital editions.
From a single training session to a fully owned platform, spanning software, strategy, and public health technology.
Practical AI training tailored to clinical and administrative teams, not generic AI 101.
SOPs, governance, and hospital-wide digitization roadmaps, informed by WHO and CMIO-level experience.
Business websites, custom applications, and internal tools, for healthcare clients and beyond.
AI-integrated, voice-activated EMR and health information systems built from the ground up.
Cross-border digital health projects for agencies like UNESCO and WHO.
Practical AI training tailored to clinical and administrative teams, not generic AI 101.
SOPs, governance, and hospital-wide digitization roadmaps, informed by WHO and CMIO-level experience.
Business websites, custom applications, and internal tools, for healthcare clients and beyond.
AI-integrated, voice-activated EMR and health information systems built from the ground up.
Cross-border digital health projects for agencies like UNESCO and WHO.
A few of the projects we have enjoyed bringing to life: a health app that earned a UNICEF award, a working AI-integrated EMR prototype, and a book on making hospital technology work for the people who use it.
Built in the Nepali language for adolescent girls to track their menstrual cycle, developed as part of a UNICEF initiative and honored with an international award for youth health innovation.
A working electronic medical record prototype that lets clinicians document by voice, with AI support built directly into the workflow.
Artificial Intelligence, Clinical Informatics, and the New Infrastructure of Modern Medicine
Examines the governance of health information technology from the perspective of clinicians who have witnessed its failures firsthand, and lays out a framework for governing the intelligent hospital.
Clinicomatics Digital LLC trains healthcare teams, advises health systems on digitization, and builds the websites, products, and clinical software that make adoption real, from a single hospital to international public health agencies.
"Clinicians don't need to become engineers. They need tools and training that respect how little spare time they actually have."
Orthopaedic surgeon and clinical informaticist. Has led hospital-wide digitisation as CMIO, advised the World Health Organization on digital health standards, and held visiting and training roles at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and Children's National Hospital. Thirty years of clinical practice, now focused on AI in healthcare.
A Wyoming native who has spent his career bringing healthcare technology to rural communities, working alongside hospital staff and physicians on day-to-day clinical operations, EMR systems, and hospital automation.
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