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Ping Identity and Google Cloud for Healthcare
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One consistent identity foundation for providers, payers, and life sciences organizations—protecting sensitive information while enabling secure, seamless experiences across every interaction.
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Supporting Innovation in the Healthcare Industry

Healthcare organizations need to protect sensitive information while making care, work, collaboration, and innovation easier. Across complex environments, providers, payers, and life sciences organizations manage a host of identities: patients and members, clinicians and employees, partners, devices, applications, research data, and AI services.

Ping Identity and Google Cloud help create one consistent identity foundation across these interactions.

Systems Cannot Scale when Identity is Divided

Many healthcare organizations manage separate identity systems for patients, employees, partners, applications, and research. These silos create inconsistent experiences, manual work, higher costs, and limited visibility into sensitive access.

They also slow modernization. Users move between portals and applications, partners need controlled access, and AI services need sensitive data without receiving more permission than necessary.

A unified identity foundation connects these interactions. It verifies users and systems, applies policy, respects consent, and records access. For patients and members, this can create simpler digital experiences and secure caregiver journeys. For clinicians and employees, SSO and adaptive authentication can reduce login friction while fine-grained authorization limits access to what each person needs.

What Ping Identity and Google Cloud Enable

Ping Identity provides a common approach to authentication, identity verification, authorization, orchestration, consent, and governance across healthcare populations and systems. Google Cloud provides the scale and platform services needed to modernize applications, data environments, and AI workloads.

Together, organizations can connect legacy systems to newer architectures, protect digital front doors, support interoperability, and apply consistent controls across hybrid environments.

This matters as healthcare networks grow. Providers work with care networks, labs, suppliers, telemedicine services, and digital health partners. Payers work with providers, brokers, and service partners. Life sciences organizations collaborate across research, clinical trials, data products, and global partnerships. Each relationship needs trusted, limited access.

Priority Healthcare Use Cases

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The Digital Front Door
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Patient portals, member apps, virtual-care services, prescription services, and online appointment systems benefit from simpler registration, passwordless login, SSO, identity verification, consent management, and personalization. Caregiver access controls let patients choose exactly what a caregiver can see and do.
Frontline Workers and Shared-Device Access
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Nurses, clinicians, call-center staff, and technicians move between shifts, shared devices, and applications. SSO, passwordless authentication, MFA, and self-service reduce login friction while role-aware and fine-grained authorization ensures workers see only what they need for the workflow in front of them.
Partner, Supplier, and Third-Party Access
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Healthcare depends on external labs, suppliers, and telemedicine services. Federation, delegated administration, and policy-based authorization extend services to every external relationship without creating a new identity silo for each one.
Secure Data Sharing for Life Sciences
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Life sciences organizations need to protect research environments while enabling controlled access to clinical-trial data, R&D assets, and partner-facing digital products. Fine-grained authorization allows access to a specific dataset without exposing the wider research environment.
AI-Ready Healthcare Identity
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An AI-ready identity foundation verifies users and machine-driven interactions, applies policy to data and workflows, and limits access to only what is needed. AI agents and services should be governed as identities, with delegated authority, least-privilege access, and human oversight for high-risk activity.

Ping Identity and GCP: The Path Forward

Ping Identity and Google Cloud offer a joint path to reduce fragmentation, protect sensitive information, support frontline and digital experiences, enable controlled collaboration, and build the foundation required for secure AI innovation. This approach can also help organizations address healthcare privacy and interoperability requirements, including HIPAA, HITECH, TEFCA, NIST 800-63, User-Managed Access, and CMS interoperability mandates.

Healthcare organizations do not have to choose between secure access, better experiences, workforce productivity, interoperability, and innovation. They can improve each area by treating identity as the trust layer across the healthcare ecosystem.

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Build a Unified Identity Foundation for Healthcare
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Ping Identity and Google Cloud help healthcare organizations secure access, enable better digital experiences, support workforce productivity, and lay the groundwork for responsible AI innovation—all from one consistent identity platform.
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