What makes AI HIPAA-compliant
HIPAA-compliant AI is software that can legally handle protected health information. The non-negotiable requirement is a signed Business Associate Agreement between the practice (the covered entity) and the AI vendor (the business associate), plus HIPAA-eligible infrastructure and safeguards.
This is where most tools fall short: the AI itself may be capable, but the BAA is gated behind a paid or enterprise plan, or not offered at all. A free plan without a BAA can only demo on fake data; it cannot lawfully make a single real patient call.
Rivvi includes a signed BAA on its free trial, e-signed during signup before any patient data moves, and runs on HIPAA-eligible infrastructure with SOC 2 Type II. Patient data is not used to train third-party models, and TCPA opt-out is honored on every outreach path.
HIPAA-compliant AI, answered
A Business Associate Agreement is a contract, required by HIPAA, between a covered entity and any vendor that handles protected health information. It obligates the vendor to safeguard that data. Any AI tool used on real patient information needs a signed BAA to be compliant; without one, the use is a violation.
General consumer AI tools are usually not HIPAA compliant, because they do not sign a BAA for standard accounts and are not designed to safeguard PHI. Using them on real patient data is not compliant. A healthcare-specific platform that signs a BAA, like Rivvi, is required instead.
Yes. Rivvi's free trial includes a signed BAA, so you can run AI voice and web-chat agents on protected health information from day one. Most free tools gate the BAA behind a paid or enterprise plan, which makes their free tier unusable on real patient data.
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Rivvi's free 7-day trial includes 5 seats, 10,000 conversation credits, a signed HIPAA BAA, and a branded number in your area code. A card starts the trial; cancel anytime before it ends.
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- HIPAA BAA included
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