HITRUST CSF Certified.

The HITRUST Common Security Framework (CSF) is a comprehensive, certifiable framework purpose-built for healthcare. It harmonizes the controls required by HIPAA, NIST 800-66, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, and several other authoritative sources into a single assessable framework, and adds healthcare-specific controls (PHI handling, business-associate management, breach notification) that are rigorous beyond any individual source.

HITRUST certification is performed by an authorized external assessor and validated by HITRUST itself, making it stronger than a self-attested compliance posture and substantially deeper than SOC 2 alone. It is the certification most U.S. health systems require of vendors handling PHI at scale.

Medonix maintains active HITRUST CSF certification across the platform: the customer-facing dashboard, AI Suite, EHR / PMS modules where deployed, integrations layer, and underlying production infrastructure. Re-certification follows the standard HITRUST cadence with annual assessment cycles.

• Information protection program governance and risk management.
• Access control, authentication, and identity lifecycle management.
• Asset management, configuration management, and vulnerability management.
• Cryptography: encryption in transit, at rest, and key management.
• Physical and environmental security (cloud-provider-attested).
• Operations security, incident response, and business continuity.
• Communications security and network controls.
• Supplier relationships and third-party risk management.
• Compliance: internal controls, audit, and regulatory mapping.

Customers and qualified prospects can request our HITRUST certification letter, validated assessment summary, and control-mapping documentation via [email protected] with the subject "HITRUST request." Most documentation is available under NDA; the certification letter itself can be shared publicly.

HITRUST CSF certification operates alongside our HIPAA program (see /security/hipaa/), SOC 2 Type II audit (see /security/soc-2/), PCI DSS Level 1 controls, and alignment with NIST 800-66.