The problems this exists to solve.
Built for enterprise AI.
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.