The Network That Verifies Care

Verified means a provider's identity, credentials, and licenses have been validated against authoritative sources including NPPES (NPI registry), DEA databases, and state licensing boards. Verification is continuous — not a one-time check.

We use a multi-source verification engine that cross-references provider-submitted data against federal and state databases in real time. Each verification event is cryptographically hashed and logged to our immutable audit ledger.

No. Protected health information is never used to train AI models. Our ORIS AI system operates on de-identified, aggregated data patterns. PHI remains encrypted at rest and in transit, accessible only through role-based permissions.

Every action in the network — credential checks, access events, trust score changes — is logged to a tamper-evident audit ledger. Authorized administrators can export audit trails for compliance reporting (SOC 2, HIPAA, state regulations).

When our monitoring detects an anomaly (e.g., a license expiration, credential revocation, or unusual access pattern), the system generates a trust alert. Depending on severity, this may restrict access, notify administrators, or trigger a re-verification workflow.

Yes. Organizations have full control over role-based access (RBAC) with granular permissions. Administrators can define custom roles, set data access policies, and enforce least-privilege access across their tenant.

Rymeda is designed to meet SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA, and HITRUST standards. Our infrastructure uses AES-256 encryption at rest, TLS 1.3 in transit, and undergoes regular third-party security assessments.

Data is stored in region-specific AWS infrastructure. Organizations can configure data residency preferences to comply with state and federal data sovereignty requirements. Cross-region replication is opt-in only.