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AWS HealthOmics

AWS HealthOmics

Transform genomic, transcriptomic, and other omics data into insights

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Why HealthOmics?

AWS HealthOmics is a purpose-built service that helps healthcare and life science organizations and their software partners store, query, and analyze genomic, transcriptomic, and other omics data and then generate insights from that data to improve health. It supports large-scale analysis and collaborative research.

Benefits of HealthOmics

Securely combine the multiomic data of individuals with their medical history to deliver more personalized care.
Use purpose-built data stores to support large-scale analysis and collaborative research across entire populations.
Accelerate science and medicine with Ready2Run workflows or bring-your-own private bioinformatics workflows.
Protect patient privacy with HIPAA eligibility and built-in data access and logging.

Use cases

Store and analyze omics data for hundreds of thousands of patients to understand how omics variation maps to phenotypes across a population.

Build reproducible and traceable clinical multiomics workflows to reduce turnaround times and increase productivity.

Integrate multiomic analysis into clinical trials to test new drug candidates’ efficacy, accelerate the trials, and yield long-term savings.

Use built-in access controls to streamline storage and analysis of anonymized omics data and allow researchers to share data more securely.