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Protect patient data, achieve HIPAA compliance, and modernize your infrastructure. We design and implement cloud architectures that meet the rigorous security requirements of healthcare — without disrupting clinical operations.
Healthcare organizations face unique obstacles when moving to or operating in the cloud. We understand these challenges because we've solved them.
Meeting HIPAA technical safeguards in the cloud requires deep understanding of encryption, access controls, audit logging, and the AWS shared responsibility model.
Aging on-premises systems need to move to the cloud without disrupting clinical operations or compromising patient data during the transition.
Protected Health Information must be encrypted at rest and in transit, with strict access controls and comprehensive audit trails across every system.
Healthcare organizations need continuous compliance monitoring and documentation ready for audits at any time — not scrambled together before an assessment.
We design AWS environments built for HIPAA from the ground up — VPCs with private subnets for PHI workloads, AWS PrivateLink to keep traffic off the public internet, encryption via AWS KMS with customer-managed keys, and security groups configured by least privilege.
We execute phased migrations that minimize clinical disruption. Workloads are migrated incrementally with validation at each step, using AWS Migration Hub for tracking and encrypted data transfer channels throughout.
We configure continuous compliance monitoring using AWS Config rules that flag non-compliant resources in real time, CloudTrail for complete API audit trails, and GuardDuty for threat detection — with automated alerts for your security team.
Clinical systems run 24/7, but not everything needs to. We implement reserved capacity for always-on workloads, scheduled scaling for administrative systems, and rightsizing across your fleet to reduce costs without impacting patient care.
A regional healthcare provider was running patient records, scheduling systems, and clinical applications on aging on-premises infrastructure. We designed and executed a phased migration to AWS with HIPAA compliance built into every layer.
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AWS offers HIPAA-eligible services and will sign a Business Associate Agreement (BAA). However, compliance is a shared responsibility — AWS secures the infrastructure, but you are responsible for configuring services correctly, encrypting data, and managing access controls.
AWS maintains a list of HIPAA-eligible services that are covered under the BAA. Common ones include EC2, RDS, S3, Lambda, ECS, DynamoDB, and API Gateway. Not all services are eligible — always verify before deploying PHI workloads.
A typical healthcare cloud migration takes 2-6 months depending on the number of applications, data volume, and compliance requirements. We use a phased approach to minimize clinical disruption and ensure every component meets HIPAA requirements before going live.
Yes. We configure comprehensive audit logging with CloudTrail, VPC Flow Logs, and AWS Config, and help you establish the documentation and controls needed to demonstrate compliance during audits.
While not strictly required by HIPAA, we strongly recommend isolating PHI workloads in dedicated AWS accounts using AWS Organizations. This reduces blast radius, simplifies compliance, and makes auditing significantly easier.
Schedule a free consultation to discuss your healthcare cloud challenges. We'll help you understand your options and build a path to HIPAA-compliant cloud infrastructure.
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