Trust center

Auditable by design.
Explicit compliance.

DeepClinic was built with U.S. medical-privacy law (HIPAA and HITECH) as the foundation, not an afterthought. Every note, clinical decision and access lives in an auditable log — ready for a HIPAA audit, the payer's review, your hospital system's compliance check and reinsurers.

Verified standards

Every rule, and what it actually covers.

HIPAA
U.S. medical privacy

The U.S. Privacy and Security Rules for protected health information (PHI) — access controls, audit trails and encryption.

HITECH
Breach notification

Breach-notification and enforcement rules that strengthen HIPAA across electronic health records.

SOC 2
Service controls (Type II)

Independent audit of security, availability and confidentiality controls for the platform.

21 CFR Part 11
FDA electronic records

FDA requirements for trustworthy electronic records and electronic signatures.

HL7 FHIR
Clinical interoperability

The international standard medical systems use to connect — a record portable across platforms.

ISO 27001
Information security

International framework for information-security management across DeepClinic's infrastructure and processes.

ISO 42001
AI management

International framework for responsible AI-system governance of the clinical model.

NIST CSF
Cybersecurity framework

The NIST Cybersecurity Framework applied to identify, protect, detect and respond across the stack.

How it works in DeepClinic

Every note checks the rules before it closes

HIPAA and HITECH criteria verified automatically. Documentation ready for a HIPAA audit, the payer's review and compliance checks.

Your patients never train a model

Clinical data never trains general-purpose models. It stays private and isolated per organization — under the clinic's control.

Data minimization by design

DeepClinic asks only for the data it needs. Every access lives in an auditable log. Only the treating clinician sees the clinical detail; others see that an escalation happened, not the detail.

Data in your region

Hosting in local or regional data centers. For hospital networks: deployment on the hospital's own servers or a dedicated private cloud. Encrypted in transit and at rest (TLS 1.3 and AES-256).