Access control
Least-privilege access to PHI enforced at the data layer, with roles modeled explicitly and server-side authorization on every path that reads or writes health data.
Industries · Healthcare
Modernize a healthcare app around the data it’s trusted with.
Healthcare apps carry protected health information, and that changes how a rebuild has to be designed. We move your Bubble app to custom code with HIPAA-readiness controls built into the architecture — access, audit logging, and encryption — so the technical side is ready for the scrutiny healthcare buyers apply.
To be clear:we build technical controls for HIPAA readiness and document them. Business Associate Agreements, policies, and the legal determination of compliance are your organization’s responsibility. We do not promise or guarantee compliance.
Controls for PHI
The technical controls we build in for protected health information.
Audit logging
A tamper-evident record of who accessed which patient record and when — the audit trail HIPAA expects, captured without collecting more personal data than necessary.
Encryption
PHI encrypted in transit and at rest through managed mechanisms, with sensitive fields handled deliberately and traced in the data-flow map.
Data-flow mapping
A documented map of every place PHI is stored, transmitted, or processed, so you can see exactly where a Business Associate Agreement is needed.
Retention controls
Retention and deletion behavior set to match your policy, so records are kept for as long as required and no longer.
Backups and recovery
Automated backups with a rehearsed restore procedure, so availability of health data is a planned process rather than an assumption.
These controls are the technical half of a compliance program. The organizational half — policies, agreements, and the legal determination — is documented in our security and compliance approach.
Who owns what
The line between engineering and your compliance program.
We build and document
- Access control and audit logging over PHI.
- Encryption in transit and at rest.
- A data-flow map of where PHI is stored and moved.
- Technical evidence that supports a HIPAA program.
Your organization owns
- Business Associate Agreements with each vendor that touches PHI.
- HIPAA policies, procedures, and workforce training.
- The legal determination of covered-entity or business-associate status.
- Engaging assessors and any attestation you pursue.
Frequently asked
Questions healthcare teams ask first.
Straight answers on PHI handling, BAAs, and the difference between readiness and compliance.
- Will the rebuild make our app HIPAA compliant?
- We build the technical controls HIPAA expects — access control, audit logging, and encryption for protected health information — and document how they work. HIPAA compliance itself is an organizational and legal state that also depends on your policies, your Business Associate Agreements, and your own determination of covered status. We build for readiness; the compliance determination is yours and your counsel's.
- Who is responsible for the BAAs?
- You are. Business Associate Agreements are legal contracts between your organization and each vendor that handles PHI on your behalf. We help you understand which components touch PHI so you know where a BAA is needed, but executing them is your legal matter.
- How is protected health information handled in the new architecture?
- PHI is modeled deliberately: least-privilege access enforced at the data layer, encryption in transit and at rest, and audit logging of who accessed which record and when. The data-flow map documents every place PHI moves so nothing is handled by accident.
- Do you provide legal or compliance certification?
- No. We do engineering and prepare technical evidence. Certification, attestation, and the legal judgment of whether HIPAA applies and is met are for your auditor, regulator, and counsel.
Talk through your healthcare rebuild.
Book a migration review and bring the requirements you’re working toward. We’ll map the technical controls for PHI into the rebuild and show where your compliance program takes over.