Janus Health announced that its JanusIQ Platform has achieved Provisional Certification under the Texas Risk and Authorization Management Program (TX-RAMP), reinforcing the company’s commitment to delivering secure, compliant AI solutions for healthcare organizations operating in highly regulated environments.
The milestone positions Janus Health to support Texas state agencies, public-sector healthcare organizations, and other entities that require cloud technologies to meet rigorous security, risk management, and compliance standards. As healthcare organizations accelerate AI adoption, security and governance have become key evaluation criteria for enterprise technology investments.
JanusIQ Supports Responsible Healthcare AI
As one of the nation’s largest healthcare markets, Texas continues to invest in digital transformation initiatives that prioritize secure cloud technologies. The Texas Risk and Authorization Management Program (TX-RAMP) provides a standardized framework for evaluating the security posture of cloud computing services used by Texas government agencies. The program establishes comprehensive requirements for risk management, security controls, and continuous monitoring. It helps organizations make informed technology decisions while reducing cybersecurity risk and streamlining procurement for qualified cloud clinicians.
“Healthcare organizations shouldn’t have to choose between innovation and security,” said Chris Ellsberry, Chief Technology Officer at Janus Health. “Achieving TX-RAMP Provisional Certification reflects our commitment to building AI solutions that meet the governance, privacy, and security expectations of healthcare organizations while enabling them to modernize critical operational workflows with confidence.”
As healthcare organizations face evolving cybersecurity threats, increasing regulatory scrutiny, and growing expectations for responsible AI governance, security and compliance have become foundational to enterprise healthcare AI adoption. Technology leaders are increasingly seeking AI solutions that improve revenue cycle operations while aligning with established security frameworks and organizational risk management strategies.
Supporting Responsible Healthcare AI
The announcement comes as healthcare organizations continue expanding investments in artificial intelligence to improve operational performance and reduce administrative burden. According to McKinsey, more than 70% of healthcare organizations are already pursuing or implementing generative AI capabilities. Deloitte similarly reports that more than 70% of healthcare executives prioritize compliance, security, privacy, and data quality when implementing AI.
The JanusIQ Platform has analyzed more than 3 billion revenue cycle events, providing AI-driven intelligence to help healthcare organizations optimize revenue cycle operations, reduce administrative burden, and improve operational performance across complex workflows. The platform is designed to support those improvements while maintaining robust data governance and compliance practices.
“Trust has become one of the defining factors in enterprise AI adoption,” added Ellsberry. “Healthcare organizations expect technology partners to demonstrate that security, compliance, and governance are embedded into every aspect of the platform, not treated as an afterthought. This milestone reflects our continued investment in helping customers innovate responsibly.”
Looking Ahead
Janus Health will continue advancing its broader security, privacy, and compliance initiatives as it works toward Full TX-RAMP Certification and supports healthcare organizations navigating increasingly complex regulatory and cybersecurity requirements.
This milestone builds on Janus Health’s continued investment in supporting healthcare organizations across Texas, where the company partners with clinicians to improve revenue cycle performance and operational efficiency. By achieving TX-RAMP Provisional Certification, Janus Health is further strengthening its ability to support public-sector healthcare organizations with AI solutions that meet the state’s rigorous security and compliance requirements.