Medical Record Immutable Archive with HIPAA Compliance

Custom-built Solidity smart contracts for patient data anchoring, access control, and audit logging. Implements role-based permissions (Patient, Provider, Auditor) and immutable audit trails, with formal verification for critical logic.

Implement zk-SNARKs to enable data verification without exposing PHI. Allows providers to confirm record integrity and patient consent cryptographically, maintaining privacy while proving compliance.

Sensitive PHI stored in encrypted, HIPAA-aligned cloud storage (AWS/GCP). Only cryptographic proofs, access logs, and consent hashes are written to the immutable blockchain ledger, balancing security with cost.

A dedicated admin portal for monitoring access patterns, generating audit reports for regulators, and managing patient consent revocations. Provides a single pane of glass for compliance officers.

White-labeled web application for patients to view their access history, grant/revoke provider permissions, and export their medical records. Built with healthcare-grade authentication (OAuth 2.0, MFA).

Middleware service to translate between legacy HL7v2/FHIR formats from hospital EHRs and our standardized on-chain data model. Ensures seamless integration with existing healthcare IT systems.

Immutable, cryptographically sealed records prevent unauthorized tampering, providing an indisputable audit trail. This demonstrable security posture helps you avoid HIPAA violation penalties, which average $1.3M per incident.

Automated, real-time compliance reporting and a permanent, verifiable chain of custody for all PHI access. Generate certified audit logs on-demand, slashing administrative overhead and resource drain during compliance reviews.

Enable secure, patient-permissioned data sharing between providers, labs, and insurers via standardized APIs. Reduce referral delays and improve care coordination while maintaining strict access controls and consent management.

Move from expensive, proprietary legacy systems to a scalable blockchain layer with predictable operational costs. Eliminate vendor lock-in and reduce total cost of ownership for archival data by up to 40%.

Provide patients with a verifiable, immutable history of who accessed their records and when. This transparency fosters greater patient confidence, enhances your brand's reputation for security, and supports value-based care models.