What is Concurrence on AWS?
Concurrence is a healthcare data and AI platform that runs on Amazon Web Services. It unifies patient data into a Health World Model, runs AI workflows across the patient and clinician journey, and identifies Patient Trajectories that connect specific interventions to specific outcomes.
Why buy Concurrence through AWS Marketplace?
Eligible purchases can count toward an AWS spend commitment you have already made, procurement and billing run through your AWS account, and your AWS account team can support the evaluation alongside Concurrence. Concurrence Data and AI Platform is listed in AWS Marketplace as a software-as-a-service contract, sold by Concurrence and purchased through a private offer. Contract terms, security review and data-access approvals remain part of your procurement process.
Can an AWS Marketplace purchase count toward my AWS commitment?
The listing carries the Deployed on AWS badge. Eligible AWS Marketplace purchases can count toward an AWS spend commitment, such as a Private Pricing Agreement, and AWS determines eligibility for each product. Pricing, purchase options, and commitment eligibility depend on the current listing and your agreement with AWS.
How does Concurrence run on AWS?
The Concurrence control plane and runtime run on AWS, managed by Concurrence, with the runtime on Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (Amazon EKS). The control plane manages tenant configuration, access and orchestration. Amazon Redshift and AWS HealthLake provide supported data connections; customers can use one or combine them for their workflows. Amazon S3 stores data and application artifacts, and model requests reach Amazon Bedrock through the configured AWS-hosted route. Endpoints, inference profiles, permissions and Regions are selected for each deployment. Other model, speech or external provider configurations require separate review against AWS Marketplace hosting requirements.
What does Deployed on AWS mean for the architecture?
AWS requires the product application and control planes to run entirely on AWS. Third-party services that transmit, store or process buyer application data must also run entirely on AWS, with exceptions for content delivery networks, DNS and corporate identity providers. The reference diagrams show an AWS configuration; the listing badge does not establish eligibility for every optional integration or provider route.
Does Concurrence work with AWS HealthLake?
Yes. Concurrence supports AWS HealthLake for FHIR R4 resource reads into the Health World Model and authorized write-back to your HealthLake data store. Resource types, Regions, permissions and validation rules are configured for each deployment.
Which AWS data services does Concurrence support?
Concurrence supports the following AWS data services individually or together, with the application runtime on Amazon EKS. Amazon Redshift: Warehouse queries and analytical outputs. Query authorized warehouse data and publish analytical outputs to Amazon Redshift. Schemas, query permissions, transformations and output destinations are configured for the workload. AWS HealthLake: FHIR R4 data access and authorized write-back. Read FHIR R4 resources into the Health World Model and write authorized updates back to the HealthLake data store. Resource types, permissions and validation rules are configured for the workflow. Concurrence also supports Databricks and Snowflake on AWS; integration details are scoped with your team.
Where is patient data stored and processed on AWS?
Hosting location and model processing location are separate. Amazon Bedrock inference can stay in one Region or use a geographic or global cross-Region inference profile, depending on the model. Review the selected models, inference profiles, and destination Regions for your deployment. PHI processing requires an executed BAA, HIPAA-eligible services, and the required security configuration.