
Transforming Healthcare Through Innovation
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Discover how HealthSaaS is making a difference in healthcare.
Sandra Powell-Elliott, vice president of Innovation and Health Ventures at Hackensack Meridian Health, “The HealthSaaS platform enables Meridian Health to offer solution-based information to the clinicians in an actionable manner. The ability to provide a low-cost, end-to-end solution will ultimately create the most value for providers and patients.”
Participation in the TSAP/Community Approach to Aging Well Program resulted in a notable reduction in hospital readmission rates and shortened hospital stays. This significantly enhanced the quality of life for an often underserved group of dual-eligible patients. TSAP empowered participants to maintain their independence while aging in place.
Collaborative Partners:
HealthSaaS
Area Agency on Aging and Disabilities of Southwest Washington
Washington State University College of Nursing
Washington State University, Department of Human Development
Legacy Health
Peace Health
SeaMar Community Health Centers (FQHC)
Data Security
Ensuring patient privacy and data integrity at every step
Security
Security is at the core of the HealthSaaS platform. From our Azure powered, private labeled portals, to private APIs, every access method is safeguarded with authentication and encryption. All data transmission occurs over SSL (HTTPS), which encrypts all transmitted data.
HealthSaaS meets or exceeds all Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act and HIPAA guidelines and requirements.
This applies to data security, integrity, and protection, as well as to data that is shared or transmitted from the HealthSaaS platform to any other system.
Microsoft Azure Cloud Portals
Microsoft cloud services are built on a foundation of trust and security. Microsoft enables the best in breed security controls, monitoring, and protections to ensure that when you come to the cloud, it’s trustworthy. Microsoft uses the best development and operation practices outlined in Microsoft Security Development Lifecycle (SDL) and Microsoft Operational Security Assurance (OSA).
Microsoft developers are required to validate that source code, documentation, configurations, and dependencies don’t cause unintended side effects.