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    HIPAA-Compliant Voice AI Agents

    Production voice agents for clinics and pharmacies on compliant telephony — signed BAA, call-recording consent, and PHI redaction — so the automation answering your phones can be trusted with PHI.

    Signed BAARecording ConsentPHI RedactionAudit Logged

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    Voice automation that can actually touch PHI

    Most voice bots were never built for healthcare: they record without consent, store raw audio full of names and dates of birth, and run on vendors that won't sign a BAA. This agent is the compliant foundation: every call runs under a BAA, opens with a recording-consent disclosure, and passes through PHI redaction before transcripts are stored — so any voice workflow sits on an audit-ready telephony layer.

    Architecture

    A compliant telephony spine: consented recording, real-time ASR, a redaction pass that strips identifiers before storage, policy-guarded actions, and audit logs.

    Compliant voice telephony pipeline with redaction and audit logging

    Key Capabilities

    The controls that make an agent safe on a healthcare line.

    15-Minute Scoping Call

    Signed BAA telephony

    Carrier, ASR/TTS, and storage all run under a BAA — PHI never touches a non-compliant component.

    Recording-consent flow

    Calls open with a jurisdiction-aware consent disclosure, honor two-party-consent states, and log the response before recording.

    Real-time PHI redaction

    Names, DOBs, MRNs, and card numbers are masked in transcripts and stored audio, so logs never hold raw identifiers.

    Verified, policy-guarded write-back

    Verifies the caller before disclosing PHI, then performs only role-permitted actions and posts results to the EHR, pharmacy system, or CRM over FHIR R4 or vendor APIs.

    Who runs it

    Where compliant voice agents run

    Clinic phone lines

    Answer, verify, and route without exposing PHI to a non-compliant vendor.

    Pharmacy refill lines

    Refill status and pickup questions with consented recording and redaction.

    Appointment confirmations

    Confirmations that log consent and honor opt-out.

    Benefits + eligibility questions

    Answer coverage questions after verifying the caller.

    Multi-location groups

    One compliant voice layer across sites, each with its own consent policy.

    Contact-center overflow

    Absorb overflow calls with the same compliance posture.

    What the compliant foundation guarantees

    Framed as controls, not invented metrics — each a property of the stack you can verify.

    100%
    Calls under a signed BAA
    Every call
    Recording-consent disclosure logged
    Pre-store
    PHI redaction before any transcript is saved

    Compliance-First Healthcare App Development Services Backed by Global Standards

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    HIPAA

    Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act

    Protect PHI with privacy-first architecture, encrypted storage and transmission, strict access controls, and traceable audit logs.

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    GDPR

    General Data Protection Regulation

    Implement lawful consent flows, data minimization, retention controls, and secure processing for sensitive health data.

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    FHIR

    Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources

    Enable standardized health data exchange across apps, care teams, and systems through robust FHIR-ready APIs.

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    HL7

    Health Level Seven International

    Support enterprise-grade interoperability with HL7-based integrations for records, events, and clinical messaging workflows.

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    HITRUST

    Health Information Trust Alliance

    Align security programs to healthcare-specific control and risk management practices trusted by providers and ecosystem partners.

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    HITECH

    Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act

    Design with breach notification readiness, digital record safeguards, and operational controls that support regulated care programs.

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    SaMD

    FDA Software as a Medical Device

    Plan software quality, traceability, and documentation pathways for products that may require SaMD review and submission.

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    MDR (EU)

    Medical Device Regulation (European Union)

    Prepare EU market-ready processes for risk classification, evidence tracking, and lifecycle governance under MDR expectations.

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    SAMHSA

    Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration

    Apply confidentiality controls and consent-aware sharing models for behavioral and mental health data experiences.

    Standards

    What it is built against

    HIPAASOC 2FHIRNCPDPTCPA
    How It Works

    A compliant path through every call

    Four stages: consented capture, redaction and understanding, a permitted action, and a logged write-back.

    1.

    Consented capture

    The agent answers, plays the recording-consent disclosure, logs the response, then streams ASR after consent and identity.

    Consent + capture
    2.

    Redact + understand

    A redaction pass masks identifiers in real time, then intent recognition determines the need under role-scoped guardrails.

    Redaction + guardrails
    3.

    Take a permitted action

    The agent performs only policy-allowed actions — status lookups, confirmations, routing — escalating anything clinical or out-of-scope.

    Action
    4.

    Write back + audit

    Outcomes post to the EHR or pharmacy system over FHIR R4 or vendor APIs, and the consented, redacted call is audit-logged.

    Write-back + audit

    Related proof

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    Lera Health: compliant women's health platform

    Related proof of compliant, AI-assisted delivery, not this specific voice stack. On Lera Health we built the privacy-first data layer and consented data flows that mirror this BAA-backed, audit-logged foundation.

    Lera Health app across desktop and mobile
    Compliance & Guardrails

    The controls that make it safe

    Compliance is the product here — four controls built into the telephony layer itself.

    15-Minute Scoping Call

    PHI handling

    BAA-backed carriers and models, end-to-end encryption, real-time redaction, and configurable retention.

    Human-in-the-loop

    Role-scoped escalation — clinical, complex, or low-confidence calls transfer to staff with the redacted transcript.

    Explainability

    Each action ties back to the consent record, verified identity, and authorizing intent.

    Audit logging

    Consent, verification, redaction, and write-backs are time-stamped in tamper-evident logs.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Compliance is the whole point. The carrier, speech models, and storage operate under a signed BAA; calls carry a recording-consent disclosure, and PHI is redacted before storage.

    Put voice automation on a compliant footing

    Bring us the workflows to automate; we'll return a telephony and compliance scope — BAA, consent, redaction, audit — before a live call.

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