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Convert

on 2.52 million labels

HIPAA Safe Harbor–compliant convert on the clinic computer. Identifiers come off there. A named person signs. Only the remainder is sent.

On the clinic computer

The original file never leaves that desk. Rubik only receives the signed remainder.

Meets Safe Harbor

Convert meets 45 CFR 164.514(b)(2). That is HIPAA compliant in the ordinary sense of the text. OCR does not sell a product seal.

Internal use only

Public and synthetic identifiers were used only to tighten convert. We do not sell extracted data or keep a patient map.

What a medical director needs to know

You do not need a BAA, an EHR write-back, or a six-month IT project to start. Convert runs in the browser. The director still sees the sentence and decides.

Six public English PII sets, 384,508 notes, 2.52 million labels. Convert removed every must-go identifier: 506,796 of 506,796. Age 89 and under, and sex, stay so the checker can still read the chart.

Clinic charts are a separate path: identifiers come off locally; what is stripped is not reused as a directory of patients.

Run convert on this computer.

Open the clinic portal. Identifiers come off here. The director list is next.