PatientCentricCare.AI Launches PCC Safety OS™ to Meet EU AI Standards

In July 2026, PatientCentricCare.AI introduced PCC Safety OS™, a governance infrastructure designed to scale trusted, auditable AI across clinical and home care settings. This system operates as a runtime layer enforcing human authority, consent, and auditability for safe, continuous care.

How Andrew Squire’s New OS Brings Trusted AI from Hospitals to the Home

Andrew Squire, Founder of PatientCentricCare.AI, emphasized that the increasing use of AI in healthcare means many organizations still depend on disconnected pilot programs. The new EU AI Act demands greater transparency and accountability by placing greater demands on infrastructure, ensuring innovation while protecting patients.

PatientCentricCare.AI launched PCC Safety OS™, which integrates governance within the operating system rather than through post-deployment documentation to meet this challenge. This platform also aims to create strong connected AI experiences extending from hospitals into patients' homes.

Patients care about being understood and supported, not about governance, as stated by Squire, emphasizing that healthcare should center on the patient. With his own experience as a cancer survivor, he developed technology that improves patient engagement without replacing clinical judgment. The platform includes an AI companion for appointment preparation, reminders, and care planning, explicitly without facilitating medical advice.

Initial testing in Switzerland has shown strong engagement among older adults using the multilingual AI companion. Built to comply with evolving European regulations, PCC Safety OS™ will continue commercially in Switzerland soon, while discussions expand with hospitals in France, the UK, and Singapore. Healthcare demands infrastructure that makes AI safe to scale, Squire asserts, by emphasizing building trust and demonstrating AI decision-making to strengthen patient care.

Impact on the Healthcare Industry

PCC Safety OS™ by PatientCentricCare.AI makes a positive impact on healthcare by providing an auditable governance layer that further encourages human oversight before any AI action occurs. It overcomes industry challenges like unverified AI autonomy, compliance friction, and fragmented home-to-clinic care through explicit consent gating, boundary enforcement, and audit logs.

The Healthcare Impact model improves patient care by supporting independent living at home and keeping doctors in charge of medical choices. It also follows strict rules like the EU AI Act by making sure all computer actions are clear and easy for legal experts to check. This system also connects clinics and home care through a single management plan by using a Physician-as-Pilot method, so medical teams always stay in command instead of letting machines act alone.

This also involves addressing uncontrolled autonomy, lack of accountability, and siloed systems. It uses deterministic boundary checks, permanent audit trails, and an intercepting control plane to fix these issues. Instead of adding disconnected software, with positioning a safe control layer between AI tools and current workflows, along with enforcing strict consent and logging every step transparently for clear responsibility.

Impact of AI in Healthcare Governance and Safety Industry

The global AI in healthcare governance and safety market size accounted for USD 2.40 billion in 2025 and is predicted to increase from USD 2.96 billion in 2026 to approximately USD 19.65 billion by 2035, expanding at a CAGR of 23.40% from 2026 to 2035.

According to Precedence Research, the PCC Safety OS by PatientCentricCare.AI impacts the industry by offering a runtime execution layer that enforces consent, authority boundaries, and immutable audit trails below the AI model level. 

This system addresses critical AI limitations in healthcare by replacing loose policies with strict runtime constraints and mandatory human oversight, improving safety through real-time action interception. It facilitates regulatory alignment for standards like the EU AI Act and ensures transparency by logging all decision gates and interaction paths.

Additionally, physician-as-pilot framework that maintains human control, along with secure, immutable auditing of all AI decisions. This solution further operates as a governance kernel between models and workflows, replacing unverified automation with secure, compliant, and integrated oversight.

About PatientCentricCare.AI

PatientCentricCare.AI is a health-tech platform to offer continuity of care and health context across patient journeys. Its core offerings include Home Companion for home engagement, MyHealthCanvas for data capture, and PCC-SafetyOS™ and infrastructure holding humans in authoritative control of medical AI.

PatientCentricCare.AI aims to empower independent living for individuals with chronic conditions at home while ensuring AI acts only under stringent human supervision to avoid autonomous high-risk decisions. The company also controls continuity of care through a dedicated architecture and a home Companion for engagement, and MyHealthCanvas for secure data tracking.