Need-to-know access with patient-visible audit.
Protect ePHI with compartment-level encryption and protected regions, while giving patients visibility into who accessed their records. Built to align with HIPAA technical safeguards and to interoperate with EHRs via FHIR rather than replace them.
- Compartment & field-level protection
- Patient-facing access history
- Break-glass with prominent audit
- Enforce minimum-necessary access at the data layer
- Keep ePHI encrypted at rest and in transit
- Give patients a transparent, verifiable access trail
- Interoperate with EHRs through HL7 FHIR
Why healthcare teams need data-centric trust
Over-broad access
Whole-document access leaks far more than the minimum necessary.
Storage breaches
Plaintext archives expose entire record sets when stolen.
Audit visibility
Patients and providers lack a clear, trustworthy access trail.
OSDF solution architecture
Purpose-built capabilities layered on the open OSDF core and verification engine.
Protected regions
Independently keyed SSNs, insurance IDs, and restricted sections.
Role compartments
Demographic, clinical, billing, and behavioral-health separation.
Patient dashboard
Access history, denied attempts, and optional sharing controls.
Break-glass
Emergency access with fresh auth, narrow scope, and audit alerts.
What you gain
- Enforce minimum-necessary access at the data layer
- Keep ePHI encrypted at rest and in transit
- Give patients a transparent, verifiable access trail
- Interoperate with EHRs through HL7 FHIR
Designed for assessment
OSDF supports controls and evidence - a compliant deployment also depends on your environment, policies, and operations.
HIPAA Security Rule
Supports access control, audit control, integrity, and transmission security.
BAA-ready operations
Hosted services designed for business-associate boundaries.
Bring verifiable trust to healthcare
Protect ePHI with compartment-level encryption and protected regions, while giving patients visibility into who accessed their records. Built to align with HIPAA technical safeguards and to interoperate with EHRs via FHIR rather than replace them.