- PHI collected with patient enrollment and channel consents
- Minimum necessary standard on organization disclosures
- Patient rights to access, update, and delete via dashboard; other corrections via Privacy Officer
- No PHI disclosed to organizations without documented consent
- Notice of Privacy Practices presented at enrollment
Security that stands up to review.
Encryption, consent controls, and BAA terms — for patients who enroll and organizations doing diligence.
Overview
Patients control sharing. Organizations start with a BAA.
If you're enrolling, see what we collect and when anything is shared. If you're reviewing us as a vendor, see the partnership requirements next.
If you're a patient
Consent first
Only what reminders need
Not clinical charts
If you're an organization
BAA required
Business Associate
Encrypted PHI
Patient rights
Your privacy rights
How patients update information, delete accounts, and manage consent.
Read the Notice of Privacy Practices for the full rights framework.
Access and update your information
Delete your account
Revoke organization consent
We will never sell your information. We only share it with healthcare organizations if you explicitly consent, and with service providers needed to operate the platform.
Security controls
Security controls
Technical and administrative safeguards designed for production use.
Business Associate Agreement (BAA)
Encryption in transit and at rest
Minimum necessary access
Explicit patient consent before sharing
Append-only audit logging
Automatic session timeout
Organization access model
Sign-in: passwordless for patients, MFA for staff
Reliability and reminder delivery
HIPAA framework
HIPAA rules we design around
How our safeguards map to Privacy, Security, and Breach Notification Rules.
- Access controls: unique user identifiers, automatic session logoff
- Audit controls: activity logs for significant PHI access and disclosures
- Integrity controls: data modification requires authenticated action
- Transmission security: TLS for all data in transit
- Encryption: selected PHI fields encrypted at rest
- Breach notification procedures per 45 CFR §164.400
- BAA includes breach notification obligations and timelines
- Covered entity notified within required timeframes upon discovery of any breach involving their patients
For patients
Stay ahead of your next colonoscopy.
Free text or email reminders before you're due. Optionally connect with a clinic when you're ready to schedule.
Enroll freeFor organizations
Connect with patients due for colonoscopy.
After a BAA, reach patients in your area who choose to share when their next colonoscopy is approaching.
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