HIPAA Compliance

Dashboard for managing, tracking, and auditing legal holds on patient and operational records.

Centralize workforce privacy and security training programs, track completion and attestation, and provide defensible evidence of HIPAA compliance.

Ensure every workforce member’s PHI access is periodically reviewed, justified, and approved according to least-privilege and job role requirements.

Maintain an accounting of disclosures with requester identity, legal purpose, scope of PHI, and proof of release, ready for patient and regulator reporting.

Applies retention schedules, manages holds, and coordinates defensible purge of PHI.

Centralizes and harmonizes audit-logging policies across EMR, APIs, integration engines, databases, and apps.

Streamline the HIPAA Security Risk Analysis into a living program with evidence, risk scoring, mitigation ownership, and executive visibility.

Manage Business Associate Agreements (BAAs), vendor access scopes, and renewal compliance in one governed platform.

Central registry for consent directives, opt-outs, and TPO boundaries applied across apps and exchange.

Applies HIPAA Minimum Necessary controls to queries, reports, APIs, and exports by evaluating user role, purpose-of-use, and data sensitivity.

Catalogs systems containing PHI and maps data flows between them with trust boundaries.

Provide a unified, real-time view of organizational HIPAA safeguards across privacy, security, and integrity domains.

Detects bulk exports and large downloads; enforces approvals and DLP controls.

Tracks encryption coverage, key rotation, and custody across PHI systems and storage layers to ensure data confidentiality and regulatory compliance.

Coordinate privacy/security incident response from intake to closure: capture facts, assess ePHI risk and track regulatory clocks.

Centralized platform for enforcing and monitoring patient consent, purpose-of-use (TPO), and information disclosure policies across systems.

Controls and audits third-party access with scoped roles, time-boxing, and BAA linkage.

Normalizes AuditEvent logs from EMR, FHIR, and third-party apps with forensics tools.

Track, justify, and audit emergency or exceptional access to PHI across EMR and connected systems.

Applies HIPAA Minimum Necessary rules across systems and APIs by evaluating user role, purpose-of-use, and requested data elements.

Enable privacy officers to review, investigate, and document HIPAA access events across EMRs, APIs, and integration systems.