HealthTech software development
Trust, Privacy & Security
Healthcare and HealthTech buyers, procurement teams and security reviewers evaluating how ABM handles privacy, security and accessibility on healthcare technology work.
What's different here
Why this audience gets its own page
Minimum necessary data collection, explicit retention periods and documented data movement are agreed before implementation begins, not decided after a system is already live — described as working practice, never as a compliance conclusion. No claim of HIPAA compliance, a certification (e.g. SOC 2, HITRUST) or a formal safeguard status is made without formal approval.
Relevant capabilities
How ABM's HealthTech capabilities apply here
Privacy by architecture
Minimum necessary data collection, explicit retention periods, and documented data movement between systems — agreed before implementation begins.
Security practices
Least-privilege access, encryption in transit and at rest, dependency scanning, and change control agreed with your security team. No compliance certification is claimed.
Accessible healthcare experiences
WCAG 2.2 AA as the delivery target for patient, member and provider interfaces, verified with assistive-technology testing.
Responsible healthcare AI
Documented purpose for any AI component, human review of consequential output, and no model training on client data without a written agreement.
Detailed security/privacy request process
Clients can request more detailed security and privacy documentation — use the contact form to start that conversation.
Proof
Evidence on file
We don't hold a formal compliance certification today — the practices above describe how we actually work, and we'll update this page if that changes.
Talk through a healthcare product or integration
Describe the systems involved and what has to be true for patients, members or providers. We will be direct about what is straightforward and what is not.