Healthcare readiness
Healthcare readiness
This is our most candid page. SwiftCode is an early-stage platform progressing toward production healthcare deployments. We prefer to under-claim and show evidence, so here is exactly where we are — and where we are not — today.
Where we are today
SwiftCode is an early-stage platform. It works, it is in active development, and our security and operational controls continue to mature as we move toward production healthcare deployments.
- Core clinical workflows are implemented and in active use with test data.
- Security and operational controls are maturing; several are code-complete but pending production verification.
- We prefer to under-claim and show evidence rather than market ahead of what is verified.
- We share current status directly with enterprise customers during procurement.
HIPAA readiness
Our architecture is designed with the HIPAA Security Rule in mind, spanning administrative, physical, and technical safeguards.
- Administrative safeguards: role-based access, least privilege, access reviews, and audit logging.
- Physical safeguards: managed AWS data centers in the United States with their own physical controls.
- Technical safeguards: encryption in transit and at rest, authentication, and session revocation.
- We are NOT HIPAA compliant or certified and do not claim to be.
- A signed Business Associate Agreement is required before any PHI is exchanged.
Clinical workflows
SwiftCode supports the emergency-response and communication workflows these facilities rely on every day.
- Emergency code activation with facility-wide notification.
- Staff dispatch and real-time responder tracking.
- Automated escalation when responses are not met in time.
- Incident messaging between floor, station, and responders.
- Post-incident review and structured feedback.
Behavioral-health focus
SwiftCode is built for the realities of behavioral health, psychiatric, skilled nursing, assisted living, and long-term care settings.
- Fast, low-friction alerting for staff who cannot stop to navigate complex interfaces.
- Panic and code activation designed to work under pressure, on the devices staff already carry.
- Minimization of sensitive detail in notifications so lock screens stay generic.
- Workflows shaped by the staffing and escalation patterns of these settings, not a generic hospital model.
Our pilot approach
We recommend a staged path that proves the workflow before any real patient data is involved.
- Start with a synthetic / test-data pilot to validate the workflow with your team.
- Move to a limited PHI pilot only after go-live security gates are verified.
- A signed Business Associate Agreement must be in place before that limited PHI pilot begins.
- Expand scope gradually as confidence and evidence grow on both sides.
Commitment to continuous improvement
Readiness is a direction of travel, not a checkbox. We keep hardening the platform and updating this Trust Center as controls advance.
HIPAA Security Rule aligned design
Administrative, physical, and technical safeguards reflected in architecture — not a compliance claim.
Business Associate Agreement for enterprise
Available as a process; required before any PHI is exchanged.
Independent third-party penetration test
Planned before production PHI use; automated scanning runs today.
SOC 2 / HITRUST attestation
Not pursued yet; may be pursued as the platform matures.
Evaluating SwiftCode for your facility?
Enterprise customers may request our security questionnaire, architecture overview, and pilot materials during procurement — under NDA where required.
Security questions? security@swiftcode.tech