Engagements can run the full 8-block sequence end to end, or focus on the specific planning blocks a project needs most — building toward AI-native, cyber-resilient hospitals, from an early operating-model gut check to a full architectural design brief.
An end-to-end IBD engagement — all 8 planning blocks and 5 cross-cutting layers — producing an AI-native, cyber-resilient operating model for a greenfield hospital or health-network project, from scope definition through to the architectural design brief.
A focused engagement on Blocks 3 and 6 — task allocation across people, AI, and automation, translated into a staffing plan and org design for the facility.
Design of the digital systems, data architecture, and AI/cyber governance a hospital needs — grounded in its workflows and task allocation, and built to be resilient against cyber threats from Block 0, not chosen off a vendor shelf.
For projects with operating-model work already done: converting it into a space program and design brief that architects and master planners can work from directly.
Early-stage input for investors and developers — sizing the operating model, staffing, and lifetime cost implications of a proposed facility before capital commitments are made.
Building the governance structures, policies, and standard operating procedures a new facility needs to run and to pass accreditation, aligned to its workflows from the outset.
Every engagement starts with Block 0 — scope definition — to establish what the facility needs to be and what constraints it plans within. From there, the engagement can proceed block by block or as a single continuous program, depending on the project's stage and timeline.
IBD is being applied on live greenfield hospital and health-network developments in multiple regions, alongside advisory work with health authorities and industry bodies on AI-native hospital planning.