Lattice Health

Lattice solves a real problem that's only growing: hospitals are deploying clinical AI from multiple vendors with no unified oversight. The daily signed PDF is a thoughtful touch—leaders don't log into dashboards, but they do read email. We'd reach for this when you need to produce chain-of-custody evidence for regulators or legal teams. The per-role report (IT gets alerts, CMIO gets drift, compliance gets posture) shows deep understanding of hospital operations. That said, the daily-PDF approach won't suit everyone. If your team needs real-time monitoring or interactive exploration, you'll be frustrated. Lattice is explicitly not a dashboard—it's a report engine. For radiology departments triaging a few models, the overhead may not justify itself. Also, while integrations with PACS and EHR are documented, third-party integrations are minimal; this is a standalone governance layer. Compared to alternative like AIdoc or Viz.ai's internal monitoring, Lattice differentiates with signed, verifiable artifacts and compliance focus. But those tools often include real-time dashboards Lattice lacks. We'd pass on Lattice if you're a startup or small clinic with one AI model—wait until you have multiple vendors and compliance pressure. In practice, Lattice's silent-update detection, using confidence distribution tests, is a standout feature many hospitals don't realize they need. And the radiologist feedback loop is a nice way to surface model acceptance without extra work. If your health system runs 5+ imaging AI models and compliance is a priority, Lattice is worth piloting. Just know you're trading dashboards for defensibility.