Sentillion

Sentillion was a prominent healthcare information technology company specializing in identity and access management solutions for clinical environments. The company developed the Vergence platform, which provided single sign-on (SSO) and patient context management capabilities to streamline workflows for healthcare providers. By allowing clinicians to access disparate applications through a single authentication point, Sentillion's technology improved security and operational efficiency in hospitals. The company was acquired by Microsoft in 2010 to bolster its Health Solutions Group and Amalga product line. Its solutions were widely adopted by major health systems to reduce the administrative burden on medical staff.