Encryption
Records and application traffic are protected with encryption in transit and encryption at rest.
Health Record Relay is designed to support healthcare organizations moving sensitive records between teams with controlled access, encryption, authentication, audit visibility, and retention safeguards.
These are the controls buyers typically want to understand before introducing another workflow that may involve protected health information.
Records and application traffic are protected with encryption in transit and encryption at rest.
Two-factor authentication is required for user accounts to strengthen access security.
Role-based permissions help limit access to the functions appropriate for each user.
Important actions and transfer events are recorded to support operational and compliance review.
Delivery access can expire so a transfer does not remain available indefinitely.
Retention controls are designed to support defined handling practices for transferred records and related activity.
A secure workflow is more useful when it also gives the organization a record of important events around delivery, access, acknowledgment, and other actions.
That visibility supports both day-to-day operations and later review when staff need to reconstruct a handoff.
Audit
historyThe platform is designed with safeguards appropriate to healthcare record delivery, including access controls, authentication, encryption, logging, and administrative documentation.
Business Associate Agreements can be addressed as part of onboarding and security review when applicable.
For organizations evaluating Health Record Relay, the review can include the platform's security approach, data-flow context, subprocessors, controls, and implementation considerations relevant to the deployment.
A focused pilot gives your team a practical way to test secure, trackable record delivery without committing to a large implementation project.