PHI classification first
PHI fields are identified and classified in the data model before development begins — so every API, job, and AI touchpoint knows what it is handling.
We build HIPAA-compliant AI software for healthcare startups and MedTech companies — clinical decision support, patient intake automation, EHR integration, and medical document processing. Compliance is not an afterthought — it is the foundation.

HIPAA-first architecture
Every healthcare project we take on starts with a compliance architecture review. PHI handling, audit trails, and access controls are defined before the first line of code.
PHI fields are identified and classified in the data model before development begins — so every API, job, and AI touchpoint knows what it is handling.
Encryption at rest (AES-256) and in transit (TLS 1.3) for PHI, with key management aligned to your cloud and BAA requirements.
Immutable-style audit logs for PHI reads and writes support security reviews, breach analysis, and compliance questionnaires.
Role-based access control with least-privilege defaults for clinicians, admins, and integrations — including AI pipeline service accounts.
Vendor and subprocessors are tracked; BAAs and data processing expectations are reflected in how we build and deploy.
Risk assessment artifacts and remediation plans tie architecture decisions to HIPAA safeguards — not slide decks after launch.
See how our six-phase AI harness enforces QA, metrics, and HIPAA-aligned checkpoints on every engagement.
Read the full process →Healthcare AI use cases
AI models that analyze patient data and surface evidence-based recommendations at the point of care — reducing diagnostic delays and improving care consistency.
Automated intake workflows that collect structured patient data, verify insurance, and route cases — reducing administrative burden and manual data entry.
NLP pipelines that extract structured data from clinical notes, discharge summaries, and lab reports — making unstructured data searchable and analyzable.
SMART on FHIR-compliant integrations with Epic, Cerner, and other major EHR systems — enabling data exchange without breaking compliance boundaries.
Encrypted, audit-logged data pipelines for PHI — with field-level classification, access controls, and AWS HealthLake for HIPAA-eligible cloud storage.
Architecture audit and compliance hardening for existing healthcare platforms — identifying PHI exposure risks and implementing remediation plans.
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