We independently assess healthcare technology companies against the security, governance, and operational controls U.S. healthcare organizations expect before sharing PHI.
Your product may be ready. Your documentation may not be.
Healthcare organizations cannot simply trust a vendor's word when Protected Health Information is involved. If you cannot demonstrate security, governance, and operational maturity — onboarding slows, or stops entirely.
Complete this vendor security questionnaire.
Provide your Business Associate Agreement.
Explain your data residency and encryption.
Explain subcontractor and third-party access.
Provide your incident response plan.
Demonstrate access controls and audit logging.
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Healthcare customer onboarding begins
Healthcare organizations have regulatory and contractual obligations before sharing PHI with third-party vendors. Our validation is designed around those requirements.
Know exactly where your security program stands.
Close the gaps before your customer finds them.
Walk into vendor due diligence with confidence — and leave authorized.
Not exactly — but healthcare organizations must evaluate vendors before sharing PHI. Without documented controls and a signed BAA, onboarding stops. We prepare your documentation so those reviews move faster.
The process healthcare organizations use to evaluate vendors before exchanging PHI — covering security documentation, HIPAA readiness, data residency, and BAA execution. An independent assessment accelerates it.
It depends — and that's exactly what gets scrutinized. International vendors must document where PHI is stored and who can access it remotely. Phase 1 includes a full data residency review.
SOC 2 helps but isn't always required. HIPAA documentation is the baseline. Our validation covers both — including the security questionnaires healthcare procurement teams send.
Tell us about your platform and where you're getting stuck.