Medical expertise at the point of care — on every deployment.
Ruggedised examination kits for military medical teams, and a sovereign telemedicine chain that keeps working when the network does not.
- INTRASAN
- security-accredited on the Military Health Service network
- SATCOM
- exams and video over the ship's satellite link
- 2 years
- of evaluation before qualification by the armed forces
- France
- where the software is designed, developed and supported
From a Navy sick bay to military doctors ashore.
The French Military Health Service (SSA) chose Parsys for medical support to the French Navy's Naval Action Force. Qualified after a two-year evaluation, it is now in service.
The platform is security-accredited (homologué) for INTRASAN, the Military Health Service's network, including over satellite.
- The ship's medical team examines the patient at the onboard station: 12-lead ECG, vital signs, photos.
- MedCapture® works without a link and sends the case once the satellite connection is available.
- Military doctors ashore review the case on Parsys Cloud and can open a Parsys RTC video consultation.
Built for military constraints, not adapted to them.
Austere environments, contested networks, strict security rules: every part of the Parsys chain was built for them.
Works disconnected
Exams, ECGs and photos are stored on the device with no network, then sent automatically when a link is available.
Low-bandwidth SATCOM
Parsys RTC carries end-to-end encrypted medical video over satellite and degraded links, from around 50 kbps.
Sovereign by construction
Software written and maintained in-house in France. No dependency on foreign video platforms or cloud services.
Rugged, modular kits
Backpack, waterproof case or fixed sick-bay station, fitted with the devices your medical doctrine requires.
Monitor-ready
MedCapture pulls data from monitors and defibrillators, including Zoll, Stryker LIFEPAK, Corpuls and Schiller.
Training built in
Demo and training modes to rehearse before deployment, without creating real medical records.
From the ship's sick bay to the expert hospital.
The same software, data and secure link at every level of the medical support chain.
- Naval vessels
Onboard stations let the ship's medical team share ECGs, vital signs and video with doctors ashore or on another vessel.
- Forward posts
Rugged kits for first-line medical posts and field hospitals, connected over tactical or satellite links.
- Small teams
The ultra-portable backpack gives autonomous teams a full examination kit and a direct line to a physician.
- Expert network
Parsys Cloud routes cases to the right specialist — cardiology, dermatology, trauma — with synchronous or asynchronous review.
A medic assistant that runs without a network.
On the battlefield, the person treating a casualty is often not a physician, and the link to a doctor may be denied. We are developing a sovereign, multimodal AI assistant that runs on local hardware.
It builds on recent open-weight medical models, optimised for compact field hardware, and on a decade of connecting medical devices in the field. We are looking for defense partners to shape requirements and join field evaluations.
Join the evaluation programme- Voice-guided examination of the casualty
- Automatic data retrieval from connected devices
- Help reading vital-sign trends and ECGs
- Interactive protocols for care procedures
- Structured report to support evacuation decisions
- Fully offline: models and data stay on the device
Research and development work: not a medical device, not for sale. Any future clinical use is subject to regulatory approval.
Your network, your rules.
Choose where the platform runs and who operates it. Our engineers support your security accreditation process.
Hosted in France
Parsys Cloud on HDS-certified health-data hosting, operated by our team.
On your infrastructure
Containerised deployment in your own data centre, operated by you or with our support.
Isolated networks
Self-contained configurations for restricted networks. Talk to us about your constraints.
Brief us on your medical support concept.
We will propose a kit configuration, deployment architecture and pilot plan.