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adapterOS is the instrument.

AI that answers from the chart — and points back to it.

adapterOS works on charts, claims, research, and clinical documents inside your environment — every answer cites the source record, leaves a trail your governance and audit teams can inspect, and never sends PHI to a cloud vendor.

  • HIPAA / HITECH
  • PHI never leaves premises
  • BAA-ready

HIPAA-aligned posture. BAA-ready. No per-token billing. Patent applications filed.

Read the full product story on adapteros.com →

Same team, two front doors: connect.adapteros.com runs the product briefing and pilot-criteria flow, while MLNavigator pilot contact is for comparing pilot scope, evidence, and pricing. Either way a field deployment is priced after a fit call — not a per-token meter. See the deployment phases and what you keep →

What you are really deciding

Most visitors are not shopping for another chat tool. They need permission to try AI on work that cannot leave the building — and something they can forward to security.

Is it safe enough to propose?

Private, offline-capable operation. No routine upload. Honest limits when support is weak.

Is the commitment bounded?

One workflow, one environment, hardware included. Priced by scope — not a token meter.

Can we defend the result?

Answers stay tied to sources. You leave with a review record whether or not you expand.

See what that record looks like on MLNavigator →

What adapterOS does

  • Approved records — Work is scoped to the sources you approve, not the whole company drive.
  • Source-traced answers — Each answer points back to the passage it came from.
  • Receipts — Every run leaves a signed line: model, policy, inputs, outputs.
  • Review packets — A readable bundle your reviewers can inspect on their own schedule.
  • Reused findings — A second question reuses prior context instead of starting over.
  • Local operation — Runs inside your environment — no outbound calls, no telemetry.

For run anatomy, reusable context, and what adapterOS is not, see how it works on adapteros.com.

Start with a fixed-scope field deployment

One workflow, your environment, hardware included — roughly 4–8 weeks from kickoff. Local, offline-capable, and priced by scope — not by the token. You leave with a review record you can show security and compliance, whether or not you proceed.