ABHOS

Security & compliance

HIPAA-compliant by architecture. Not by attestation.

ABHOS was built to handle PHI from the first migration. Every architectural decision was made with HIPAA, the 2026 NPRM, and your compliance officer in mind.

Compliance posture

Signed BAAs across every vendor that touches PHI.

HIPAA

Full compliance posture, production-ready.

Active

Supabase BAA

Database, auth, storage, edge functions. HIPAA add-on active.

Signed

Vercel Enterprise BAA

Hosting, edge runtime, deployment.

Signed

Google Cloud BAA

All PHI-touching AI calls route through Google Vertex AI under GCP's BAA.

Signed

Twilio HIPAA

SMS for appointment reminders. HIPAA-eligible account.

Signed

SOC 2 Type II

Independent audit in progress.

In Progress

Architecture

Per-tenant isolation. Cross-tenant access is impossible.

Most behavioral health EHRs use shared-database multi-tenancy. Every customer's PHI lives in the same database, separated only by row-level security policies. If a misconfigured policy lets one customer query another customer's data, the breach is silent and total.

ABHOS uses per-tenant isolation. Every customer gets their own Supabase project, their own Vercel deployment, their own Resend account, and their own subdomain on abhos.com. There is no shared database. There is no shared connection pool. Cross-tenant access is not a configuration mistake away — it's a physical impossibility.

This is more expensive to operate. We do it because it's the right call for healthcare.

Per-tenant isolation

Every customer gets their own stack. Nothing is shared.

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Customer A

  • Vercel deployment
  • Supabase project — DB · Auth · Storage
  • Resend account
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Customer B

  • Vercel deployment
  • Supabase project — DB · Auth · Storage
  • Resend account
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Customer C

  • Vercel deployment
  • Supabase project — DB · Auth · Storage
  • Resend account

No shared database · No shared connection pool · No cross-tenant access

Controls

What we do, specifically.

Per-tenant data isolation.
Separate Supabase project per customer. No shared DB.
MFA mandatory for clinicians.
TOTP-based AAL2 enforcement, aligned with the 2026 NPRM.
PHI never in logs or URLs.
Audit logs track access; PHI itself is filtered out of telemetry.
AI under BAA only.
All PHI-touching AI routes through Google Vertex AI under GCP's BAA.
PIN-gated signing.
4–6 digit bcrypt-hashed, 3-attempt lockout, audited per 45 CFR 164.308(a)(4).
Encryption at rest and in transit.
AES-256 at rest via Supabase Storage. TLS 1.3 in transit.
Audit logging.
Every PHI read, write, and access logged with user, timestamp, and IP.
Breach response.
Customer notified within 24 hours of any security incident affecting PHI.
Vendor BAA management.
No new PHI flows enabled until vendor BAA is signed. Fail-closed by default.
Data residency.
Supabase West US Oregon region. No cross-region replication without customer consent.

Subprocessors

Every vendor that touches PHI. Documented.

SubprocessorPurposeBAA Status
SupabaseDatabase, auth, storageSigned
VercelHosting, edge runtimeSigned
Google CloudAI (Vertex AI), WorkspaceSigned
TwilioSMS appointment remindersSigned
Office AllyEDI claims clearinghouseCustomer-owned
SurescriptsE-prescribingCustomer-owned
ResendTransactional emailPending

Resend BAA pending Workspace DNS configuration. No PHI-touching email flows enabled until BAA is in place.

For your compliance review

What we can send you.

  • BAA Template (PDF)

    Request via accounts@hellaintel.com

    Request →
  • Security Whitepaper

    Request via accounts@hellaintel.com

    Request →
  • SOC 2 Type II Report

    Available Q4 2026 — request to be notified

    Request →

Compliance review questions?

Email accounts@hellaintel.com or request a security walkthrough with our engineering lead.