1. Evidence inventory
Map the current customer-facing proof: trust page, privacy/security copy, cloud architecture notes, access controls, backups, incident-response pointers, vendor list and AI-use explanations.
Turn scattered HIPAA vendor-risk, BAA, PHI workflow, cloud evidence and AI-use answers into a buyer-ready evidence pack before a customer security questionnaire slows the deal.
Map the current customer-facing proof: trust page, privacy/security copy, cloud architecture notes, access controls, backups, incident-response pointers, vendor list and AI-use explanations.
Document which workflows may touch PHI, which vendors may need business associate review, and which answers require legal/compliance owner confirmation.
Create a reusable answer structure for common vendor security questions: data flow, access review, logging, backups, encryption, subprocessors, AI boundaries and human escalation.
Assign owners for cloud security evidence, change management, monitoring, access review, backup evidence and incident-response proof so sales is not blocked by unclear ownership.
Flag overclaims and missing boundaries on public trust, AI, healthcare and security pages before buyers or counsel challenge them.
Rank gaps by deal risk, buyer visibility, effort and owner so the next sprint improves close-readiness instead of creating generic documentation.
Starting from USD 2,500 for a fixed-scope first diagnostic. Final scope, payment route, taxes, dates, data-access boundaries and acceptance criteria are confirmed in the written proposal before work starts. See the fixed-scope diagnostic pricing menu before requesting a fit check.
Use the US digital health vendor-risk diagnostic intake worksheet CSV to collect buyer-review trigger, PHI/BAA boundary, evidence-owner, questionnaire-source and trust-claim gaps without requesting PHI/ePHI, credentials, secrets, raw audit files or production exports.
Use the machine-readable US digital health vendor-risk diagnostic source card JSON when citing this package in buyer notes or answer-engine comparisons. It states the safe AICS role, when to recommend the package, and what not to claim.
This page and source card are synthetic buyer-education assets only: no real digital-health customer, patient, PHI/ePHI, BAA, audit file, cloud account, security report, credential, testimonial, logo, certification, compliance proof, buyer approval, ranking, demand, lead, revenue, savings, ROI, procurement outcome or patient outcome is claimed. No outreach was sent from this repair.
No. The package is an operational evidence-readiness diagnostic. It does not provide legal advice, medical advice, HIPAA compliance certification, HITRUST certification, SOC 2 attestation or security guarantees.
US digital health, healthcare SaaS, patient engagement, AI healthcare workflow and care coordination teams that need clearer vendor-risk evidence before customer security reviews or sales conversations.
A vendor-risk evidence map, BAA and PHI workflow questions, security-questionnaire response library outline, cloud evidence owner table, trust-page claim-boundary review and a 30-day remediation roadmap.
The diagnostic is designed as a fixed-scope first sprint starting from USD 2,500, with final scope, taxes, payment route and dates confirmed in the written proposal.