How Hospita keeps patient data safe.
What is true today, in plain words, and what comes with sharing.
Nine things that are true today.
Each in plain words, on the screen where it happens.
Each hospital's records are its own
A hospital, clinic or centre sees only the patients it treats. Nothing passes between them on its own.
One person, their own record
The patient sees their records from every hospital in their own app, after a code to their phone.
Shared only with permission
The patient chooses who sees their record and for how long, takes it back any time, and sees every look.
One hospital per sign-in
Staff sign in at one hospital at a time; the front desk cannot open the admin's pages.
Doctors join with consent
A hospital adds a doctor only with the code Hospita emails to that doctor.
City Hospital wants to add you as a doctor. If you agree, give them this code. You keep your own sign-in.
482913Patient sign-ins end by themselves
After a time the platform sets, counted from the code; signing out ends it sooner.
Payments through gateways
Razorpay, Stripe or PayPal hold the card details; refunds go back the same way.
Calls are not recorded
Video visits run browser to browser; Hospita keeps only who joined and when.
Video visit · 04:12
Every change recorded
The audit trail shows who changed what; legal pages carry versions and dates.
Questions about patient data?
Write to us, or read how Hospita processes the data hospitals and patients give it.