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Trust · Data location

USA data residency.

USA infrastructure, ready for healthcare. Storage, processing, and access set for your clinic.

Ready for deployment

USA infrastructure. Ready for your team.

Our USA infrastructure is ready for your team.

Your agreement defines residency, access, and retention. Canadian residency commitments remain unchanged for Canadian deployments.

Read our Canadian data-residency approach

Your data. Your rules.

Storage and processing locations

Know where records, faxes, recordings, and transcripts are stored and processed.

Providers and access

Know which providers and staff can access information.

Backups, logs, and retention

Defined locations, retention periods, and export and deletion terms.

Agreements and safeguards

HIPAA requirements, required agreements, and incident responsibilities addressed during setup.

Residency and HIPAA are separate questions.

Read HHS guidance on HIPAA and cloud computing

Is your USA infrastructure ready?

Yes. USA infrastructure is ready. Your deployment agreement documents storage, processing, access, and retention.

Does HIPAA require all data to stay in the United States?

No. HHS permits overseas cloud processing when applicable HIPAA requirements are met. State laws, contracts, and clinic policies may add restrictions.

Does choosing a US region establish HIPAA compliance?

No. HIPAA also covers privacy, security, breach notification, permitted uses, and agreements. Hosting location is only one part.

What should we share when discussing residency requirements?

Share your systems, permitted locations, and access or retention requirements. Do not include patient information in your inquiry.