Our loyalty to Canadian patients, clinicians, and law is built into our culture, identity and the architecture itself.
Every byte of patient data in Solstice lives in Canadian data centres in Montreal. There’s no configuration, no checkbox, no admin setting that could route patient data outside Canadian borders. The constraint is structural rather than policy-based: once data is in the system, the architecture itself keeps it within Canada.
Solstice is built from the ground up for Canadian privacy law: PHIPA in Ontario, and the provincial health-privacy frameworks that vary across the country. We designed for OHIP billing, provincial lab integrations, Canadian drug databases, and Canadian clinical workflows from the start, rather than retrofitting a US product to handle them. Canada is our home market.
Solstice is incorporated in Canada and staffed by people based here. We’re funded by Canadian customers and Canadian non-dilutive programs: FedNor, NOHFC, SR&ED, and IRAP. There’s no foreign venture capital and no Silicon Valley ownership, which means decisions about how patient data is handled are made by people who live under the same laws that govern it.
Our AI capabilities run on private model instances, hosted in the same Canadian data centres as the rest of the platform. Patient data isn’t sent to the United States for AI processing, and it’s never used to train models. Clinicians get the benefits of modern AI (ambient transcription, decision support, communication tools) without their patients’ data ever crossing the border.
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