PHI in an AI agent is a HIPAA breach waiting to happen. Prove it isn't.
Verigrey tests healthcare agents against HIPAA-derived controls — no PHI leakage, minimum-necessary enforced, no unauthorized clinical advice — with audit evidence for your BAA and regulators.
This isn't a generic agent-risk problem.
Agents now touch records, scheduling, claims, and triage — and HIPAA's minimum-necessary rule is one agents routinely over-reach. A wrong clinical statement is patient harm, not just a compliance miss.
The agents this buyer is actually deploying.
Patient-support / scheduling agent
Handles appointment booking and patient inquiries.
Clinical documentation / summarization agent
Summarizes notes and records for clinicians.
Claims / prior-auth agent
Processes claims and prior-authorization requests.
Symptom / triage chatbot
Assesses patient symptoms and routes care.
What keeps you up at night.
PHI leakage / wrong recipient
HIPAAAgent discloses protected health information to the wrong patient or party.
Minimum-necessary violation
HIPAAAgent pulls more PHI than the task actually requires.
Unauthorized clinical advice
FDA guidanceTriage agent gives guidance outside its authorized scope, missing an escalation.
Missing audit trail
HIPAA / HITRUSTNo evidence exists to satisfy a BAA review or HITRUST audit.
Across the full lifecycle — Define to Prove.
DeepScan drives the agent to its actual disclosure boundaries, PolicyForge encodes minimum-necessary as a checkable rule, and ProofLedger produces the audit trail your BAA and regulators expect.
PolicyForge
Encodes minimum-necessary access and escalation rules as checkable, versioned tests.
DeepScan (adaptive testing)
Drives the agent through multi-turn, tool-mediated paths to find over-reach a static reviewer would miss.
ProofLedger
Produces regulator- and BAA-ready evidence for every disclosure decision the agent makes.
Tested against controls derived from your regime.
Regulation names are proof, not decoration — Verigrey doesn't claim to make you compliant. It tests against controls derived from these regimes and hands you the evidence.
| Regulation | Control area | Verigrey policy | Lifecycle stage | Evidence output |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HIPAA Privacy | Authorized disclosure | Minimum-necessary access policy | Define / Test | Disclosure trace record |
| HIPAA Security | Technical safeguards | PHI access-scope policy | Test / Protect | Access-scope enforcement log |
| HITRUST CSF | Control framework alignment | Framework-mapped policy suite | Prove | HITRUST-mapped evidence pack |
| FDA AI/ML guidance | Clinical statement boundaries | Escalation-gate policy | Test | Escalation-compliance trace |
| CCPA / CPRA | Consumer health data | Data-boundary isolation policy | Test | PII-leak trace record |
See it catch a real violation.
Book a demo and watch Verigrey run against a scenario like the ones on this page.
What we hear before the demo.
A BAA is available on enterprise plans where applicable — we’ll confirm current terms before you deploy.
Verigrey deploys in your VPC or on-prem environment — PHI never leaves your network boundary.
Vendor and embedded-agent testing gives you independent evidence — not a claim in someone else’s compliance deck.
Part of the full assurance loop.
PHI risk starts before deployment — Define encodes minimum-necessary rules, Test drives the agent to its real disclosure boundaries, and Protect monitors the same rules on live traffic.
PolicyForge
Plain-English rules → formal, checkable tests
DeepScan
Adaptive testing — 9× more violations found
FixLoop
Root-cause + fix, re-test on every agent change
RuntimeGuard
Same policies monitored on live traffic, streamed to your SOC
ProofLedger
Regulator-ready, OWASP/MITRE-mapped audit evidence
Put agents near PHI without putting PHI at risk.
Book a demo and see Verigrey catch a minimum-necessary violation before it reaches a patient.