Built for clinical communication, patient education, and HCP marketing.

One platform.
Three healthcare contexts.

Questions before you go deeper.

The questions most healthcare buyers ask at the Hub level — before they route to the page that matches their context.

Three: healthcare systems (clinical policy and compliance communication), patient and member education (approved clinical content in every format patients will engage with), and medical communications (MLR-governed content reaching HCPs across formats). Each context has its own page. The platform architecture is the same across all three — the governance, format transformation, and engagement capabilities are shared. What differs is who the audience is and what the regulatory context requires

The platform’s governance architecture — approval routing, distribution logging, governance summary — is consistent across contexts. Regulatory specifics are scoped during the Guided Pilot. Healthcare systems, pharma, and medical device companies each have different compliance requirements. We scope the pilot to your environment rather than making blanket claims about regulatory coverage. HIPAA-aware workflow configuration is on the roadmap. 

Conforma operates as a governed transformation and delivery layer — it sits between your approved content and your audience. It does not replace your CMS, DAM, or clinical content management systems. Integration pathways are part of the Guided Pilot scoping process. If you have specific integration requirements, raise them in the scoping conversation. 

A structured 30–60 day deployment built around real content and real audiences from your organization — not a generic demonstration. The pilot produces engagement data, a governance documentation package, and a clear basis for the Annual License conversation. Your compliance and legal stakeholders are part of the scoping conversation from the outset. The pilot is scoped to one or two use cases, not a full organizational rollout. 

It varies by context. In healthcare systems, the conversation typically starts with VP or Director of Communications, and involves compliance and legal early. In patient education, the entry point is often patient experience or care transitions leadership. In medical communications, it is usually VP of HCP Marketing or Omnichannel Excellence. In all three cases, compliance and legal are involved in the pilot scoping — not introduced after a decision has been made

Ready to start a healthcare pilot conversation?

Tell us which context — healthcare systems, patient education, or medical communications — and we’ll scope a pilot around your organization’s actual content and audiences.