About Laurentians, Québec

Canadian healthcare deserves Canadian infrastructure.

Solstice exists because the people building it spent decades inside the system, and decided to fix it.

The founding story

Built by people who’ve lived inside Canadian healthcare.

Solstice was founded by people who’ve spent their careers inside Canadian healthcare, not looking at it from the outside but living in it. Decades of working with clinicians, administrators, and health information systems across Ontario.

What we saw, year after year, was brilliant clinicians spending their evenings on documentation. Administrators navigating fragmented systems that didn’t talk to each other. Patients calling clinics and waiting on hold for things that should take ten seconds on a phone.

The tools weren’t keeping up. They were built in a different era, and the gaps were getting wider, not smaller.

Solstice exists because we believe the next generation of clinical technology should be built from scratch, with AI at its core, designed for the way Canadian healthcare actually works.

Not adapted from a US product, not a legacy system with a new coat of paint. Something genuinely new.

What we believe

Five core principles that guide everything we do.

  1. Clinicians should spend their time on care, not administration.

    AI can handle documentation, surface clinical insights, draft communications, and optimize billing, giving clinicians back the hours that currently go to screens instead of patients.

  2. Patients should be active participants in their care.

    Every patient deserves a clear, accessible experience (booking appointments, viewing results, messaging their care team) on their own device, in plain language, without barriers.

  3. Healthcare data should stay in Canada.

    Solstice runs entirely on Canadian infrastructure. Patient data is stored in Canada, processed in Canada, and never leaves Canada. This isn’t even a feature, it’s a foundational commitment.

  4. AI should support decisions, not make them.

    Every AI output in Solstice is reviewed by a clinician. AI provides insightful intelligence; humans interpret, reason, and judge. That boundary is built into the architecture, not just the marketing.

  5. Pricing should be honest.

    Published pricing, everything included by default. No add-on fees, no per-module charges, no surprises. Clinicians and administrators deserve to know what they’re paying before the first conversation.

Built for Canada

Solstice is a Canadian company, and has been since the start.

Our platform was built by Canadians specifically for our healthcare system. Our servers are in Canada, our team is spread across the provinces, and our platform is designed around Canadian clinical workflows, billing requirements, and privacy law.

This isn’t a US product localized for Canada. It’s Canadian from the ground up, because Canadian healthcare has specific needs that deserve purpose-built solutions.

Founding team

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We’re still polishing the bios. The names will go up here shortly.

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Richard Procunier, PharmD

Co-founder

Richard Procunier, PharmD, is a pharmacist, entrepreneur, and owner of multiple community pharmacies serving Northern Ontario. Passionate about improving healthcare access in both rural and underserved communities, he has spent the past decade building patient-focused healthcare services while leading multidisciplinary teams across the region. As a Co-founder of Solstice, Richard brings frontline experience navigating the intersection of clinical care, pharmacy operations, and healthcare technology. He is driven by a belief that technology should simplify healthcare, strengthen provider-patient relationships, and help clinicians spend more time caring for people.

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