Third-Party Risk Management
for Healthcare

Establish PHI exposure upfront: Assess what patient information vendors handle, which clinical systems they access, and how essential their services are to care.

Match diligence to the clinical relationship: Tailor assessments for EHR providers, diagnostic laboratories, device suppliers, and billing partners based on their specific access.

Examine service resilience: Review vendor evidence for backup, recovery, and incident response capabilities against your organization's requirements for critical clinical services.

Accelerate evidence collection: Use agentic workflows to collect security documentation, request clarifications, and resolve incomplete responses directly with vendors.

Test claims against evidence: AI flags contradictions in real time between vendor assurances about encryption, access restrictions, or data retention and their contracts.

Prioritize clinical consequences: Focus remediation on vendors whose gaps could expose patient records, interrupt diagnostics, or compromise essential healthcare services.

Keep remediation moving: Use agentic workflows to request corrective actions, follow up with vendor owners, and escalate overdue gaps to accountable healthcare stakeholders.

Validate closure with clinical oversight: Review corrective evidence and route exceptions or changes affecting clinical services to designated security, privacy, and clinical owners.

Coordinate exits around care dependencies: Use 20+ automated offboarding workflows to assign transition tasks and stakeholder approvals before closing relationships.

Confirm clinical access removal: Collect confirmation that vendor accounts, remote support access, and integrations with clinical systems have been revoked or deactivated.

Verify patient data disposition: Track evidence of record return or destruction, including documented retention exceptions and safeguards for information that must remain.

Keep continuing obligations visible: Assign owners and follow-up actions for retained PHI, unresolved findings, and contractual responsibilities that survive termination.