Health data · Clinics · Telehealth · Devices

Health data, handled the way the rules actually require.

Nobody can sell you a certified app, because HIPAA does not certify software. What it asks for is a set of safeguards you can point at and prove. We build those in from the first line: every field ruled on before it is stored, nobody able to open what their job does not need, and a written record of every look at a record.

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A register of data fields, each marked as health data or not, with how it is encrypted and logged.

Sound familiar

You are in the right place if any of this is true

Your app will hold names, notes, photographs or insurance details

A hospital or insurer has sent you a security questionnaire

Your current build stores health data with no access log at all

Staff share one login, so nobody can say who opened what

You need a vendor who will sign a business associate agreement

You are told you are compliant and cannot see how anyone would know

What you get

What we actually build

A permissions matrix showing what a patient, front desk, clinician, billing and admin can each open.

Least privilege, decided before anyone writes code

Every role gets exactly what its job needs and nothing else, written down as a table you can hand to a reviewer. That includes us: nobody reads your database by hand, because a query run outside the app leaves no trail.

An access log listing allowed and blocked attempts against one patient record.

An audit trail you can produce on request

Every open, every export and every refusal is recorded with who, when and which record, and kept for as long as your retention rule says. When somebody asks who saw what, the answer is a report you run, not an afternoon of reconstruction.

Tell us what your app holds. We will tell you what it needs.

Send the idea, or the build you already have. You get a written audit back naming every field that counts as health data, what is missing around it, and what it takes to put right. It costs nothing and you can take it to your compliance officer.

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