(2) Options to address the License issuance for Metaverse Al.
This is if Univec stays in MD,
Option (A) Univec does it alone.
Medical License MD Board of Physicians Required for all providers.
AI Software Registry MD Health Care Commission Required for "AI health software" (as of 2025/26).
Pharmacy Permit MD Board of Pharmacy Required if dispensing/shipping.
Data Assessment MD Attorney General Required under MODPA for AI/Biometrics.
Have to use a HIPAA-compliant, Maryland-registered AI platform.
Option (
Univec pursued a "Joint Venture"
Univec must register their AI algorithms with the Maryland Health Care Commission (MHCC).
Under the Maryland Online Data Privacy Act (MODPA), Univec must file an audit with the Attorney General proving their metaverse (tracking biometrics like eye-movement) complies with 2026 privacy standards.
If Univec "shares" major medical equipment (valued over $2M), that equipment must be registered and approved by the MHCC.
SDAT Registration (The right to exist in MD).
MHCC AI Registry Certificate (The right for their AI to work).
AG Data Assessment Receipt (The right to track eye/biometric data).
Wholesale Distributor Permit (The right to move samples/meds).
Equipment Approval (The right to use the hardware).
Background Checks Pharmacist / MD Extreme. Full FBI/CJIS fingerprinting.
Univec Officers Extreme. Deep dive into past business/license failures.
IT / AI Staff (for Data) High. Verification of "trustworthiness" for data privacy.
Night Office Cleaner NO (usually)Low/Moderate. Usually just a standard private check by the employer.
Estimated Low-End Cost
Option A: Univec Alone $12,840
Option B: Joint Venture:$15,000+ (Includes legal MSA drafting)
David list Atlanta Ga new address on his profile, could his intentions be to move Univec to Ga, where they have aggressive tax incentives for tech companies—would be a logical step for a "conglomerate" strategy.
If so it changes the whole ballgame.
This is if Univec stays in MD,
Option (A) Univec does it alone.
Medical License MD Board of Physicians Required for all providers.
AI Software Registry MD Health Care Commission Required for "AI health software" (as of 2025/26).
Pharmacy Permit MD Board of Pharmacy Required if dispensing/shipping.
Data Assessment MD Attorney General Required under MODPA for AI/Biometrics.
Have to use a HIPAA-compliant, Maryland-registered AI platform.
Option (
Univec pursued a "Joint Venture" Univec must register their AI algorithms with the Maryland Health Care Commission (MHCC).
Under the Maryland Online Data Privacy Act (MODPA), Univec must file an audit with the Attorney General proving their metaverse (tracking biometrics like eye-movement) complies with 2026 privacy standards.
If Univec "shares" major medical equipment (valued over $2M), that equipment must be registered and approved by the MHCC.
SDAT Registration (The right to exist in MD).
MHCC AI Registry Certificate (The right for their AI to work).
AG Data Assessment Receipt (The right to track eye/biometric data).
Wholesale Distributor Permit (The right to move samples/meds).
Equipment Approval (The right to use the hardware).
Background Checks Pharmacist / MD Extreme. Full FBI/CJIS fingerprinting.
Univec Officers Extreme. Deep dive into past business/license failures.
IT / AI Staff (for Data) High. Verification of "trustworthiness" for data privacy.
Night Office Cleaner NO (usually)Low/Moderate. Usually just a standard private check by the employer.
Estimated Low-End Cost
Option A: Univec Alone $12,840
Option B: Joint Venture:$15,000+ (Includes legal MSA drafting)
David list Atlanta Ga new address on his profile, could his intentions be to move Univec to Ga, where they have aggressive tax incentives for tech companies—would be a logical step for a "conglomerate" strategy.
If so it changes the whole ballgame.
