Compliance built around your industry
Compliance isn't one-size-fits-all. An answering service and a health-tech startup both handle protected data, but the way that data moves — and what clients demand — is completely different. We build the program around how you actually operate.
Why industry matters
Two organizations can both fall under HIPAA and still need very different things. Your industry shapes:
Your PHI exposure
How much protected data you handle, and how it flows through your business.
Your requirements
Which frameworks and certifications your clients and contracts actually demand.
Your obligations
Whether you're a covered entity, a business associate, or both, and what that means.
Find your industry
Start with the operation that looks like yours.
Health tech and SaaS vendors
Proof your customers will accept — HIPAA, SOC 2, and ISO, run as one engagement.
Explore health techAnswering services and call centers
HIPAA compliance for answering services and call centers, where every operator handles PHI.
Explore answering servicesChiropractic and direct primary care
HIPAA for chiropractic offices and direct primary care practices, including the staff who handle the charts.
Explore chiropractic and DPCEnergy
SOC 2 and ISO 27001 for energy companies whose partners ask for proof.
Explore energyMedical practices and specialty clinics
Compliance for the practices handling patient data directly, under real OCR scrutiny.
Explore medical practicesMSPs and IT providers
HIPAA and SOC 2 for the firms that sit inside a client's systems.
Explore MSPsStaffing and recruiting
Compliance for firms that hold workforce data and place people into regulated clients.
Explore staffingAI and data companies
SOC 2, ISO 27001, and ISO 42001 for companies building on customer data.
Explore AI and dataLaw
HIPAA for law firms that build on or store protected health information for their cases.
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Let's talk about where you stand
Whether you're starting from scratch or shoring up a program you already have, the first step is a straight conversation about your organization and your risk.