Multi-Tenant Isolation
Every query scoped to tenant. No cross-tenant data leakage — enforced at database, application, and API layers.
HIPAA-Compliant Platform
A multi-tenant healthcare workspace built from the ground up with HIPAA compliance, end-to-end encryption, and complete audit trails. Enterprise-grade security, demonstrated as a PoC.
AES-256
Encryption at rest
TLS 1.2+
Encryption in transit
6 years
Audit retention
Platform Capabilities
Every architectural decision maps to a specific HIPAA requirement. No afterthought security.
Every query scoped to tenant. No cross-tenant data leakage — enforced at database, application, and API layers.
Patient, Doctor, Administrator — each role sees only what it needs. Minimum Necessary Standard enforced.
Every state-changing operation logged. Structured JSON with 6-year retention for HIPAA §164.530(j).
AES-256 at rest, TLS 1.2+ in transit. KMS-managed keys for medical images. Zero plaintext PHI.
HIPAA Compliance
Every feature in MedVault maps to a specific HIPAA requirement. This isn't security added later — it's the foundation.
45 CFR §164.500–534
Controls who can access and disclose Protected Health Information (PHI). Patients have rights to access, amend, and restrict sharing of their data.
How MedVault implements this
Role-based access control at every endpoint. Tenant isolation ensures data never crosses organizational boundaries.
45 CFR §164.302–318
Requires administrative, physical, and technical safeguards for electronic PHI (ePHI). Encryption, access controls, and audit logging are mandatory.
How MedVault implements this
AES-256 encryption at rest, TLS 1.2+ in transit, bcrypt password hashing, and network segmentation via VPC.
45 CFR §164.400–414
Covered entities must notify affected individuals within 60 days of discovering a breach. HHS and media notification required for large breaches.
How MedVault implements this
Complete audit trail with structured logging. All mutations recorded with timestamps, user identity, and tenant context for forensic analysis.
45 CFR §164.502(b)
Access and disclosure of PHI must be limited to the minimum necessary for the intended purpose. Each role sees only what it needs.
How MedVault implements this
Three distinct roles (Patient, Doctor, Administrator) with scoped permissions. Patients see own cases, Doctors see assigned cases, Admins see all within tenant.
Trusted by industry leaders
HIPAA compliance is table stakes for these organizations.
Architecture
A modular monolith that proves compliance and architecture decisions can coexist without over-engineering.
Bounded contexts (Identity, Clinical, Imaging, Audit) with command-query separation. Clean architecture layers from domain to infrastructure.
Serverless containers with managed PostgreSQL. Private subnets, WAF protection, KMS encryption. Infrastructure as Code via Terraform.
API contracts defined before implementation. Type-safe code generation for both Go backend and TypeScript frontend. Never manually write HTTP schemas.