Protocol release · BAA
What the Business Associate Agreement actually covers.
A BAA is a legal document, not a marketing checkbox. Here's what it covers, what it doesn't, and where the line sits between trial and paid usage.
Document status
- Available on
- Paid plans
- Trial usage
- Not covered
- Market
- United States
- Requires
- Signed agreement before use
Evidence ledger
BAA specifics, and what's still open
We keep this list short on purpose. Anything not here hasn't been confirmed for public publication.
EvidenceProduct & legal (PROJECT_CONTEXT §4)
This is a sequencing requirement, not a formality: the agreement is meant to be in place before clinical use begins, not retrofitted after.
EvidenceProduct & legal (PROJECT_CONTEXT §4)
If you're trialing the product, treat it as you would any tool without a BAA in place: keep real PHI out until the agreement is signed.
EvidenceNot published on this site
These are contract specifics we're not going to summarize secondhand on a marketing page. Request the document and read the actual language.
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