The problems this exists to solve.
How it works for your team, day to day.
PHI never reaches the model
All 18 HIPAA Safe Harbor identifier classes — names, MRNs, dates, device identifiers, and the rest — are detected and redacted inline before a prompt leaves the device. The clinician's summary still completes; the model simply works on de-identified text.
BAA and HITRUST posture, standard
Every deployment ships with a signed Business Associate Agreement. Controls map to the HIPAA Security Rule's technical safeguards and to HITRUST CSF, and the evidence an OCR inquiry would request — access, enforcement, and audit trails — is generated continuously as a side effect of enforcement.
Built for clinical pace
Sub-38ms inline inspection means no spinner between a clinician and a note. Sanctioned AI scribes and summarizers keep working exactly as before; unsanctioned consumer tools are steered to approved equivalents rather than hard-blocked mid-shift.
The questions we hear most.
Do you sign a BAA?
Yes — a Business Associate Agreement is signed for every healthcare deployment, before PHI-adjacent workflows go live.
Which identifiers are covered?
All 18 HIPAA Safe Harbor identifier classes, from names and geographic subdivisions through medical record numbers, biometric identifiers, and full-face images referenced in text.
Does this integrate with our EHR?
No integration is required. AccuroAI operates at the endpoint layer — browser sessions, desktop apps, dictation and scribe tools — so it governs AI usage around the EHR without touching the EHR itself.
Where is PHI processed?
Inspection happens inline with US-only data residency available. Redaction occurs before transmission, and prompt content is never used to train models.