HealthTech Infrastructure Patient-Safe by Design

HIPAA-compliant infrastructure for digital health, telehealth, and medical device companies. Secure patient data, unlock healthcare partnerships.

Patient-safe by architecture

The healthcare foundation
that earns hospital trust.

Every healthtech startup hits the same barrier: hospital systems, insurance companies, and clinical partners require HIPAA compliance and a signed BAA before sharing patient data. Enterprise deals stall in security review. Clinical integration projects wait on compliance.

HIPAA isn't just a checklist — it's an architectural requirement that touches every layer of your stack. We've guided 18 digital health companies through HIPAA implementation, from encrypted databases to audit logging to incident response. We build infrastructure that passes clinical IT security reviews.

From ePHI security to clinical system integration to telehealth infrastructure, we handle the complexity so you can focus on improving patient outcomes. Our clients protect over 5 million patient records with zero PHI breaches.

5M+ Patient records protected
18 HIPAA implementations
100% BAA coverage
Featured Success Story
“Deep expertise in AWS, Kubernetes, and Terraform accelerated our projects and enriched our team's skill set. The collaboration has had a lasting impact on our day-to-day operations and our uptime.”
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HIPAA-compliant infrastructure built for healthcare

From ePHI safeguards to telehealth video — every layer your hospital partner's security team wants to see.

HIPAA Compliance

Technical safeguards implementation per §164.312. Encryption at rest and in transit, access controls, audit logs, integrity controls, and transmission security.

BAA Infrastructure

Business Associate Agreement ready infrastructure. Encrypted data storage, comprehensive logging, breach notification procedures, and vendor BAA management.

ePHI Security

Protected health information architecture. Database encryption, field-level encryption for sensitive data, tokenization, secure key management, and data retention policies.

Clinical Integration

HL7, FHIR, and EHR/EMR connectivity. Secure API gateways, data mapping and transformation, integration testing, and interoperability compliance.

Telehealth Infrastructure

HIPAA-compliant video infrastructure. Encrypted WebRTC, Twilio/Vonage integration, secure session recording, virtual waiting rooms, and real-time communication security.

Access Controls & Auditing

Role-based access control (RBAC), minimum necessary standard implementation, comprehensive audit trails, automatic PHI access logging, and user activity monitoring.

Healthcare's regulatory surface, handled

HIPAA, GDPR, EU MDR, the EHDS, and the AI Act translated into architecture, pipeline controls, and the evidence pack clinical IT security teams — and EU notified bodies — ask for by name.

HIPAA Technical Safeguards

§164.312 controls implemented in code: encryption in transit and at rest, access management, audit logs, integrity controls, and transmission security—evidence captured automatically.

GDPR & Health Data Residency

DPIA-aligned data classification, lawful-basis tracking, residency boundaries, and the patient-rights workflows GDPR Articles 15–22 expect from a controller or processor of health data.

EU MDR & Software as a Medical Device

For SaMD products: technical documentation, post-market surveillance, vigilance reporting, and the change-control discipline notified bodies require against EU MDR—built into the SDLC, not bolted on.

European Health Data Space (EHDS)

Primary and secondary-use data flows, electronic health record interoperability, and the access-controls model the EHDS regulation introduces—architected, not retrofitted.

EU AI Act for Health AI

Clinical-grade AI treated as high-risk: risk management, data governance, technical documentation, human oversight, and post-market monitoring—the AI Act lifecycle, wired into MLOps.

Hospital IT Security Reviews

The questionnaire format clinical IT actually uses—network diagrams, vulnerability management, breach-notification SLAs, and BAA-ready evidence—assembled once, reused per partner.

Our Process

From gap analysis to HIPAA compliance

A structured path from your first ePHI inventory to the audit-ready evidence pack your hospital partners will ask for.

01
Weeks 1–2

HIPAA Gap Analysis

Technical safeguards assessment per §164.308. ePHI inventory, risk analysis, vulnerability scanning, and compliance roadmap development.

ePHI inventory
Risk analysis report
Compliance roadmap
02
Weeks 2–8

Security Implementation

Deploy encryption controls, implement access management, configure audit logging, establish backup procedures, and build disaster recovery systems.

Encryption controls
Access management
Audit logging baseline
03
Weeks 8–12

Policy & Documentation

Security policies, breach notification procedures, workforce training documentation, BAA templates, and audit evidence collection.

Security policy set
Breach notification procedures
Audit evidence pack
04
Ongoing

Ongoing Compliance

Continuous security monitoring, regular security assessments, audit support, BAA vendor management, and compliance maintenance.

Security monitoring
Audit support
BAA vendor management
Technology Stack

HIPAA-eligible technologies for healthcare data

The toolchain behind BAA-ready environments, clinical integrations, and audit-ready evidence trails.

AWS BAAEncrypted EBSEncrypted S3CloudTrailAWS KMSCloudHSMHashiCorp VaultEncrypted RDSVPNPrivateLinkFHIR ServerHL7 ParserEHR APIsSFTPCloudWatchDatadogSIEMVantaDrataThoropass

Ready to unlock
your next hospital partnership?

Book a healthtech readiness review: a focused diagnostic of your HIPAA, GDPR, EU MDR, and AI Act posture — with a costed plan to BAA-ready infrastructure.