Honest posture, documented.
Aescia runs two products with different regulatory postures. The Hospitals product is an investigational medical device with an intended Class IIa classification; a regulatory application has not yet been lodged. The Clinics product is a workflow tool that is not a medical device and is not represented as one. This page states what each is, and what each is not.
Investigational medical device, on pathway.
- Classification
- Software as a Medical Device (SaMD), intended Class IIa under TGA Rule 3.4. Application not yet lodged.
- Regulatory roadmap
- Under development. No TGA, MDSAP, FDA, CE/UKCA, or Health Canada applications have been filed.
- Software lifecycle
- IEC 62304:2006+A1:2015 processes implemented and documented. No third-party conformity assessment yet undertaken.
- Quality system
- ISO 13485:2016 implementation underway. Certification not yet obtained; target 2026.
- Information security
- ISO/IEC 27001:2022 controls implemented. Certification not yet obtained.
- Clinical evaluation
- Through the SAFE-Discharge trial (ACTRN12625001425482).
- Current engagement
- Evaluation and pilot contracts only, not commercial supply.
- Output posture
- Advisory only. The clinician remains the decision-maker.
A workflow tool. Not a medical device.
- Classification
- Software as a Service. Not a medical device, not represented as one.
- Boundary
- Does not diagnose, does not treat, does not propose clinical decisions.
- Posture
- Propose, do not decide. The clinician remains in control.
- Rule content
- Delivers clinician-authored educational content and prep instructions.
- Escalation
- Routes exceptions to named staff, does not act autonomously.
- Audit
- Full record of pathway step, patient response, and clinician review.
- Engagement
- Per-specialty monthly subscription at the clinic level.
No conformity-assessment certifications are currently held by either product. Implementation of the listed frameworks is in progress and documented internally. A full security pack is available to prospective customers under mutual NDA.
A documented posture, available to buyers under NDA.
Identity
- SAML 2.0 and OIDC single sign-on
- Role-based access control with audit trail
- Tenant isolation at the database level
Data
- Encryption in transit (TLS 1.3) and at rest (AES-256)
- Data residency by deployment region
- Documented sub-processor list on request
- Minimum-necessary collection by design
Software
- ISO/IEC 27001 controls implemented
- IEC 62304 processes for the regulated product
- OWASP secure development baseline
- Independent penetration testing at each release
Integration
- HL7 v2 ADT and FHIR R4 inbound
- Optional flowsheet or note write-back
- Designed to add a signal layer, not a new portal
Clinical oversight
- Clinician-authored pathways and rules
- Advisory output, clinician decides
- Escalation policies configurable per institution
Regulatory
- Intended Class IIa for Hospitals, application not yet lodged
- Non-device posture for Clinics, documented per feature
- No AI models outside clinician-authored rule sets
Structured for multi-region operation.
- Holding entity
- Aescia Health Inc. (Ontario, Canada). IP and capitalisation.
- R&D entity
- 9550-0708 Québec inc. Canadian data residency and R&D operations. NEQ 1181312316.
- Regulatory applicant
- Aescia Pty Ltd (Australia). ABN 96 687 840 517.
- Resident director
- Shannon Kurrle, Aescia Pty Ltd. Statutory requirement under the Australian Corporations Act.
- Registered office
- Sydney, Australia.
- Operations
- Montréal, Canada. Sydney, Australia.
Need the security pack for procurement?
Request under NDA