A cloud environment configured to meet the administrative, physical, and technical safeguards required under the HIPAA Security Rule for any system handling electronic protected health information (ePHI). No cloud platform is “HIPAA certified” out of the box. AWS, Azure, and GCP are HIPAA-eligible — they’ll sign a BAA and provide the underlying services — but whether your environment is actually compliant depends on how encryption, network segmentation, IAM, logging, and backup retention are configured on top of that platform.
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No. They’re HIPAA-eligible platforms they’ll sign a BAA and offer services that can support ePHI but compliance depends on how you configure encryption, access controls, network isolation, and logging on top of the platform, not on the provider alone.
Yes any cloud provider or subprocessor that touches ePHI needs a signed BAA, since HIPAA holds you accountable for how third parties handle patient data on your behalf. We track and confirm BAAs for every subprocessor in your stack as part of the build, not just at signup.
Hosting just means the provider is HIPAA-eligible and willing to sign a BAA — it doesn’t mean anything running on it is compliant. Architecture is the configuration layer: encryption, network isolation, IAM, and logging built to the Security Rule’s actual requirements on top of that hosting.
Yes. As a subprocessor with access to your environment, we sign a BAA directly with you, and we track and confirm BAAs for every other subprocessor touching PHI in your stack as part of the engagement.