HIPAA Compliant Claude Access

Hathr AI provides a HIPAA compliant environment for using models like Claude, letting a healthcare organization draft or summarize documents with an AI assistant under a business associate agreement rather than a consumer setup. A Beam agent working inside that environment can read an approved document type, such as an intake form, and apply a defined drafting task the organization signed off on. It notes the output back into the record system. Anything touching a clinical judgment or a treatment decision is left untouched by the agent and passed to a clinician, since that call is not the agent's to make.

PHI-Safe Document Handling

Because Hathr AI is built around HIPAA compliance, documents containing protected health information can move through it without leaving the organization's approved environment, which matters for anything from lab report summaries to appointment reminders. A Beam agent can read a document already inside that environment and apply an approved, defined task, such as noting the appointment date and time into a scheduling system. It writes only to the fields the task defines. If a document is missing required fields, or the task needs a judgment about patient care, the agent stops and routes the document to a staff member for review.

Compliant AI Chat for Care Teams

Care teams can use Hathr AI's chat interface to ask routine, non-clinical questions, such as looking up a policy or drafting a patient-facing message, inside a HIPAA compliant setting. A Beam agent can read a routine question that matches a pre-approved type, get an answer through the compliant assistant, and post it to the requesting team member's channel. It does not answer anything involving a specific patient's diagnosis or treatment plan; those go to a clinician. Where a question is ambiguous about whether it touches patient care, the agent treats it as sensitive by default and holds it for a person to check.