HSR.health · Geospatial Health Intelligence
HSR.health brings together Anna, our governed analytics platform, and HERA, our family of Health Emergency Risk Analytics, to help organizations understand risk, ask better questions, and turn complex data into decision-ready outputs.
Two connected capabilities
Anna and HERA are designed to work together: HERA provides reusable health and emergency risk intelligence, while Anna gives users a governed way to interrogate data, run analytics, and understand the evidence behind the result.
Platform
A deterministic-first analytics and orchestration platform that uses bounded AI where semantic judgment is useful, while keeping data access, analytical logic, spatial operations, and provenance governed and inspectable.
Health risk intelligence
Health Emergency Risk Analytics is the HSR.health umbrella for indicators that combine hazard conditions, population vulnerability, health context, access, and other governed data to support preparedness, response, and recovery.
HERA spotlight
HSR.health has spent years building location-specific health risk indices and decision-support workflows. HERA brings that work together under one family so organizations can evaluate different hazards through a consistent health and population lens.
The goal is not another dashboard. It is a reusable analytical foundation that can support preparedness questions before an event, changing conditions during an event, and recovery planning afterward.
See the HERA framework →
Anna in action
Anna turns natural-language requests into bounded observations, grounds them against governed data and analytical definitions, and lets deterministic code derive what follows. That makes advanced geospatial analysis more accessible without turning execution over to an open-ended AI agent.
Example
“Which women’s health clinics serve the largest populations of women ages 18–44, and which communities also face the greatest barriers to care?”
Built on HSR.health experience
The GeoMD platform and years of applied health analytics established the use cases, data relationships, and risk models that now inform both HERA and Anna.
HSR.health + AWS
Anna and HERA are central to HSR.health’s current AWS innovation work and the direction described in our AWS Imagine Grant application: making governed health and disaster intelligence easier to scale, access, and operationalize.
