In healthcare, new technology rollouts usually take months. Mount Sinai Health System (Mount Sinai) and Latent Health completed one in a single day. That speed wasn’t luck, it came from clear goals, tight collaboration, and disciplined execution.
Working as One Team
Mount Sinai’s IT and Digital Transformation groups joined forces with Latent Health’s implementation team. The teams operated as one unit: daily check-ins, clear ownership, and open communication replaced the usual handoffs and delays.
“This project reflects the strong collaboration between Mount Sinai and Latent Health. The teams worked closely to deliver a complete implementation in just one day, an impressive milestone that highlights what can be achieved through tight coordination and shared focus. Our team expects to draw from this experience as a model for future technology partnerships,” said Lisa Stump, Executive Vice President, Chief Digital and Information Officer at Mount Sinai Health System, and Dean of Information Technology at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
A Clear Process
The effort followed a precise plan. Latent Health’s implementation guide outlined every step, from configuration and testing to Epic integration and workflow validation. Because everyone knew what came next, the team moved quickly without sacrificing quality.
Leadership and Alignment
Support came from every level of Mount Sinai. Leaders cleared obstacles, project managers coordinated in real time, and IT staff worked side by side with the Latent team. That alignment kept momentum high and decisions fast.
“This achievement represents what’s possible when everyone involved strives for excellence at every level,” said Sri Somasundaram, Co-Founder of Latent Health. “It’s exciting to see what can be accomplished when preparation and partnership come together. This one-day build is more than a milestone. It’s a model for how future healthcare technology deployments can be executed with both speed and precision.”
A Model for Future Deployments
This wasn’t a shortcut. It was the product of structure, teamwork, and trust. Mount Sinai and Latent Health showed that healthcare technology can be implemented both quickly and safely.
This success offers a repeatable model for how complex systems can innovate, not by working harder, but by working together.
