Protect patient data without slowing down care.
Identity and access management decides who can sign in, what they can reach and what gets recorded, across every clinical and business system.
Healthcare runs on connected systems: health records, clinical apps, billing, labs and imaging. Many people need access to them, often at the same time and on shared workstations. Without central control, the same gaps show up again and again.
Clinicians sign in once to reach the applications their role needs, with a second factor where the risk calls for it.
A nurse, a billing clerk and a visiting specialist each see only the systems and data their role needs.
Ready on day one, updated on transfer and removed on the last day. Contractors and vendors included.
Administrator and vendor sessions are approved, time-limited and recorded.
Regular access reviews and one audit trail that shows who accessed what, and when.
Secure sign-in and consent for patients and partners who use portals and apps.
HIPAA in the United States, DPDPA in India and privacy laws elsewhere all expect healthcare organizations to control access to patient data, and to prove it. IAM is how that proof gets produced.
Automated joiner, mover and leaver processes, single sign-on for web, mobile and desktop applications, and patient sign-in, on one platform.
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