Encryption
Designed for AES-256 at rest and TLS 1.3 in transit across application, database, and storage layers. Per-tenant key separation on the enterprise plan.
HIPAA-aligned architecture, audit by default, least-privilege access, BAA-ready hosting, and a CDS posture that draws a clear line: decision support — not autonomous prescribing.
Privacy controls aren't a layer added at procurement time. They sit at the foundation of how patient context is stored, transformed, and exposed to clinicians.
Designed for AES-256 at rest and TLS 1.3 in transit across application, database, and storage layers. Per-tenant key separation on the enterprise plan.
Clinician, supervising clinician, pharmacist, panel manager, and administrator roles are scoped to the smallest set of records each role needs.
Every patient view, every accept, every dismiss, every override is logged with user, timestamp, IP, device, and a content hash. Append-only and exportable.
Cross-clinic and external lookups require explicit authorization. Patients can revoke share scope; the audit log proves when revocation took effect.
Architected on hosting and subprocessors that support Business Associate Agreements. Procurement-ready subprocessor list available on request.
The product is decision support, not a prescriber. There is no autonomous medication change, dosing decision, or diagnostic claim — by design.
A reviewable summary of the artifacts that show up first in any healthcare procurement conversation. Detailed evidence available under NDA.
The most important security control isn't an encryption choice. It's the line drawn between decision support and autonomous prescribing — and the audit trail proving the line held.
For clinician review only. This platform does not diagnose, prescribe, or replace professional medical judgment. Medication changes are made only by a licensed healthcare provider. Every insight carries transparent rationale and evidence references.
The controls compliance teams expect before ePHI deployment, with an honest read of where each one sits today.
Okta and Microsoft Entra OIDC. Per-clinician identity, optional MFA enforcement.
Capture intent and notify supervisor when a clinician views a chart outside their assigned panel.
Time-zoned, signed audit entries exportable as CSV and FHIR AuditEvent.
Clinic-scoped row-level access with explicit consent for cross-clinic lookup.
Hash-chained audit log with explicit clinician timezone and device metadata.
HIPAA-ready hosting and SOC 2 Type II readiness program through 2026.
Detailed architecture diagrams, subprocessor list, sample audit exports, and our SaMD-pathway documentation are available under NDA. We turn around requests within two business days.