Provable integrity, zero patient data exposure.
Consent forms, lab reports and clinical trial documents are sealed without any patient data leaving the hospital. Only a salted fingerprint is anchored, so integrity is provable while privacy stays intact.
What gets sealed
Sealed at signature, so the exact scope a patient consented to is fixed forever.
Results sealed at release; any later alteration of a report fails verification.
Protocols and amendments sealed as registered, protecting research integrity end to end.
How it runs day to day
Hospital systems hash records internally; PHI never crosses the boundary.
Only salted digests reach Rox Register for batching and anchoring.
Proofs live inside the EHR next to each record.
Auditors and courts verify integrity without ever accessing patient content.
A malpractice case turns on whether a consent form was modified after the procedure. The sealed form verifies against its anchor from the day of signature, while the patient's data never left the hospital to make that possible.
Without it, integrity questions force broad disclosure and chain-of-custody testimony, dragging private records through the dispute.