HiLabs, a leader in AI-powered solutions for healthcare data management, announced via a press release that its MCheck platform, AWS cloud infrastructure, and corporate offices in Bethesda (U.S.), Pune, and Bangalore (India) have attained certified status under the HITRUST i1 Validated Assessment.
“The HITRUST i1 Certification is a clear testament to HiLabs’ dedication to aligning its operations with robust, industry-recognized security controls designed to defend against both current and emerging threats,” the release stated. “This achievement strengthens the company’s cybersecurity posture and reinforces client and partner confidence in HiLabs’ unwavering commitment to innovation, data protection, and long-term cyber resilience through ongoing system evaluations and proactive security measures.”
This is its third consecutive HITRUST i1 certification.
“Our mission is to improve healthcare data quality and integrity, which starts with earning the trust of our clients,” said Amit Garg, CEO of HiLabs. “Security and privacy of customer data are top priorities, and the HITRUST certification reflects the extraordinary effort of our team to build a world class product that ensure protects the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of data.”
“As healthcare data becomes more fragmented and complex, our clients need technology partners who not only understand the intricacies of their data but also uphold the highest standards in protecting it,” Garg added.
The HiLabs MCheck platform is designed to enhance the accuracy, consistency, and usability of healthcare data – empowering clients to drive better member experiences and operational performance, according to the press release.
“The HITRUST i1 Certification reaffirms our focus on delivering trusted, high-impact tools that meet the industry’s highest compliance standards. HiLabs remains committed to advancing our technologies, strengthening our security controls, and continuously training our teams to ensure clients receive both excellence and assurance,” the release stated.
