Patient intake & scheduling
Ingests PHI and writes to the EHR; needs PHI redaction before any model or third-party call, scoped to minimum-necessary.
An AI agent wrote or exfiltrated PHI into a system it shouldn't have touched, and OCR is asking for an audit trail you don't have.
Healthcare has the lowest AI-governance maturity and the highest cost of a mistake. Nolixan's content-level PHI redaction maps directly to HIPAA's minimum-necessary rule, and every PHI-touching action is logged as tamper-evident proof.
Technical access controls and audit controls on every system that touches ePHI — including agents.
PHI redaction: the agent only receives the data it strictly needs, nothing more.
Tamper-evident audit + counts-only receipts to evidence breach-notification due diligence.
Access control, audit, and encryption controls mapped to evidence.
Controls are mapped to exact source evidence and machine-checked in CI — see the live compliance map.
Ingests PHI and writes to the EHR; needs PHI redaction before any model or third-party call, scoped to minimum-necessary.
Moves PHI between provider and payer — each boundary crossing is a compliance gap that needs a tamper-evident record.
An ambient scribe writing to the chart needs human approval and an immutable receipt of what it wrote.
Touches PHI plus billing data — DLP redaction plus separation of duties.
~60 sensitivity classes including NPI, DEA, MRN, MBI, SSN, and dates — redacted before the model or a log ever sees them.
Every PHI-touching action is hash-chained and signed, satisfying HIPAA audit controls with offline-verifiable proof.
Agents get task-scoped credentials that expire in minutes — there's no standing ePHI access to leak.
An agent never even perceives data or tools outside its care context.
Self-host inside your boundary or run managed. Start in monitor mode, prove the controls, then enforce.