InfuseFlow is an electronic health records system built for ambulatory infusion centers. Protecting electronic protected health information (ePHI) is our highest priority — and we've implemented comprehensive safeguards that satisfy HIPAA's Security, Privacy, and Breach Notification Rules, independently verified through SOC 2 Type I certification.


Administrative, physical, and technical safeguards protect ePHI end-to-end — encryption in transit and at rest, role-based access, MFA, audit logging, and continuous monitoring.
Access to PHI is limited to workforce members with a legitimate need, governed by minimum-necessary principles and documented policies.
Documented incident response and notification procedures ensure timely, compliant communication with affected parties and regulators.
We execute a BAA with every covered entity we serve. Our Privacy and Security Officers are available to your compliance team.
Our security program is built on healthcare industry best practices and frameworks, incorporating multiple layers of protection to safeguard electronic protected health information (ePHI).
Security is championed at the executive level with dedicated resources and oversight.
A dedicated security team monitors and maintains our security posture.
We conduct quarterly security assessments and annual third-party audits.
Comprehensive security policies and procedures are maintained and regularly updated.
All employees undergo thorough background checks before joining our team.
Employees complete mandatory security awareness training upon hiring and quarterly thereafter.
We follow the principle of least privilege, ensuring employees only access data necessary for their roles.
All employees sign information security agreements outlining their responsibilities.
All ePHI is encrypted both in transit and at rest using industry-standard encryption protocols.
Required for all access to InfuseFlow systems and patient data.
Regular scans and timely patches across all systems to address security vulnerabilities.
24/7 monitoring for suspicious activities with automated alerts.
Comprehensive backup strategy with regular testing to ensure data availability.
Role-based access controls to ensure appropriate access to patient information.
Comprehensive audit trails that record all user activities within the system.
Enterprise-grade firewalls, network segmentation, and monitoring.
Secure configuration of all cloud services with continuous monitoring.
Advanced anti-malware and device management across all endpoints.
Secured facilities with controlled access to all equipment.
Clearly assigned responsibilities across the incident response team.
Documented procedures for identifying and analyzing incidents.
Pre-planned containment strategies to limit impact.
Structured processes to remediate and restore systems.
Reviews and reporting to drive continuous improvement.
Defined protocols for timely customer communication.
Comprehensive security review of every third-party vendor.
Regular re-assessments of existing vendors.
Security obligations baked into every vendor contract.
Continuous monitoring of vendor access to our systems.
We only collect and retain necessary patient data.
Access to patient information is limited to authorized personnel only.
Comprehensive assessments to identify and address potential vulnerabilities.
Protected health information is always handled according to HIPAA requirements.
Patient data is securely deleted when no longer needed, per our retention policies.
We maintain appropriate BAAs with all partners who may access PHI.
Secure interfaces with other healthcare systems while maintaining data integrity.
Enhanced security for electronic prescription functionality.
Secure implementation of clinical decision support tools.
Robust authentication and access controls for patient portals.
Secure connections with medical devices in infusion centers.


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This security information is current as of April 2026 and is reviewed and updated quarterly in accordance with healthcare regulatory requirements.