Resolve Health Tech exists for one reason: behavioral health software teams are under more delivery pressure than ever, and the cost of getting AI wrong has never been higher. We help them move fast without breaking compliance.
Behavioral health software has spent the last few years scaling fast: new integrations, growing patient loads, rising customer expectations. Then AI arrived, and engineering teams faced a hard choice: move fast and risk patient data, or move carefully and fall behind.
We started Resolve Health Tech because that's a false choice. With the right review, the right governance, and engineers who actually understand healthcare compliance, you can do both. The AI Acceleration Sprint is how we prove it, in two weeks, with a guarantee behind it.
We're not a staffing agency renting you seats, and we're not a consultancy that hands you a slide deck. We're embedded engineers who do the work, stand behind the outcome, and stay accountable to the result.
Small, senior, and accountable. The people who review your system are the people you'll keep working with.
Leads sprint strategy and stakeholder alignment. Two decades building and rescuing software for regulated industries, from healthcare to global retail.
Owns the security and compliance review: the heart of the Two-Week Test. Deep background in HIPAA-bound systems and AI data governance.
Translates findings into a 90-day build sequence and leads the AI acceleration work that follows: governed, compliant, and grounded in your stack.
Team roles shown for structure. Final sprint team is assigned to fit your environment.
A representative engagement, drawn from the kind of work the sprint is built for. Details are illustrative.
Product was pushing AI-assisted clinical features. Engineers were moving fast with AI coding tools and third-party model APIs. Leadership couldn't answer a simple board question: is any patient data leaving our environment in a way it shouldn't?
The review surfaced a feature passing identifiable patient context to an external LLM with no business associate agreement in place, a clear compliance exposure. A fix was underway within days: routing through a governed, BAA-covered path and adding a guardrail to block the pattern going forward.
The five-pillar review fed a prioritized build sequence: governance guardrails first, data structure work second, then the AI features that had been stalled now safe to ship. The phased investment framework gave leadership real numbers to take to the board.
The sprint turned "we think we're fine" into a fixed exposure, a guardrail, and a roadmap, in the time it takes most reviews to schedule a kickoff.
Two weeks to a finding and a fix — or you owe nothing.