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Your security standards are non-negotiable. So are ours. Our third-party certified healthcare data solutions have been thoroughly vetted through HITRUST CSF certification, SOC 2 Type II compliance, and NCQA CVO certification and verified by real client reviews on G2. At ProviderTrust, we know how important it is for your team to have complete confidence in the data and processes that keep your patients and your network safe from fraud, waste, and abuse.
Why it matters
Third-party certifications separate a marketing claim from an independently verified standard. ProviderTrust’s certifications reflect audited controls, not self-reported claims, giving your team a way to evaluate us through the lens of industry experts.
When you’re trusting a vendor with sensitive compliance, credentialing, and workforce data, certifications reduce risk for your own audits and give you documentation to point to when leadership, clients, or regulators ask how that data is protected. In a recent ProviderTrust survey, 53% of provider organizations named data privacy and security as their top concern around credential verification. That’s why healthcare organizations increasingly look for accreditations like SOC 2 Type II compliance, NCQA certification, and HITRUST certification to objectively evaluate a vendor’s security practices.
ProviderTrust maintains SOC 2 Type II compliance under the AICPA’s SOC framework, demonstrating our commitment to security, availability, and confidentiality through independently audited controls, evaluated over an extended period rather than at a single point in time.
ProviderTrust is HITRUST CSF Certified through HITRUST’s r2 assessment, the highest level of assurance HITRUST offers, aligning with one of the most widely recognized frameworks for managing risk and protecting sensitive healthcare data. HITRUST CSF Certification is built specifically around the realities of healthcare data, making it one of the more rigorous standards a healthcare compliance software vendor can hold.
ProviderTrust holds NCQA Certified Verification Organization (CVO) Certification from the National Committee for Quality Assurance, verified across six areas of primary source verification: DEA Registration, Medical Board Sanctions, Medicare/Medicaid Sanctions, Ongoing Monitoring of Sanctions, Board Certification Status, and Licensure Verification, with additional NCQA certifications pending. NCQA CVO Certification is a healthcare-specific standard that gives credentialing and compliance teams added confidence that our verification processes meet the industry’s own bar for quality.
Alongside our third-party certifications, we’re proud to share the words of actual clients who can tell you what it’s like to work with us. ProviderTrust is reviewed by verified users on G2 in the Healthcare Compliance Software category, where clients highlight the accuracy of our data, the responsiveness of our Client Success team, and the extent to which our solutions have reduced or eliminated manual work in their day-to-day compliance processes.
How we protect your data
These certifications validate the day-to-day practices we’ve put in place to ensure the safety of our clients’ data. Our approach to data protection includes technical and operational safeguards designed to protect information at every stage:
Want the full details behind our security program, including our audit capabilities, data retention policies, and how we vet our own vendors? Visit our Trust Center for complete documentation.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
ProviderTrust holds HITRUST CSF Certification (via the r2 assessment), NCQA CVO Certification (verified across six areas of primary source verification), and SOC 2 Type II compliance.
HITRUST CSF Certification means an organization has met one of the most widely recognized frameworks for managing risk and protecting sensitive healthcare data, verified through HITRUST’s r2 assessment, the highest level of independent assurance HITRUST offers.
SOC 2 Type II compliance means an organization’s security, availability, and confidentiality controls have been independently audited and verified to operate effectively over an extended period of time, not just at a single point in time.
NCQA CVO Certification reflects healthcare-specific quality standards for credentialing and data verification, verified across specific areas of primary source verification, giving healthcare organizations added confidence that a vendor’s processes meet the industry’s own bar for quality.
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