Keyin College, Huron, and Vantiq Partner with NL Health Services on Digital Health Innovation

Nov 26, 2025
Keyin College, Huron, and Vantiq have joined forces with Newfoundland and Labrador Health Services to advance digital health initiatives under the province’s 2025–2026 Innovation Strategy.

Newfoundland and Labrador’s Keyin College has partnered with global firms Huron and Vantiq to collaborate with Newfoundland and Labrador Health Services (NLHS) on digital health initiatives, announced in a press release. The group has been pre-qualified as an Innovation Partner under NLHS’s 2025–2026 Innovation Strategy, enabling new training and technology projects to support healthcare modernization across the province.

The partnership will combine Keyin College’s local educational leadership with Huron’s consulting expertise and Vantiq’s real-time AI technology. Together, they will co-design solutions aligned with the Health Accord NL’s objectives, focusing on improving patient care, system efficiency, and workforce readiness.

Keyin College will provide agile micro-credential programs to support digital health projects, including the rollout of the province’s new electronic health record system, Epic. Huron will contribute its experience from over 800 health systems and its team of EHR-certified experts, while Vantiq will supply AI orchestration tools to enable real-time data applications such as predictive patient flow and intelligent resource management.

The collaboration will also work with NLHS’s Healthcare Innovation Team and Healthcare Innovation Acceleration Centre to deliver localized training, pilot AI-powered projects, and foster innovation across healthcare teams in Newfoundland and Labrador.

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