DrapCode reviews your HIPAA policies, safeguards, and supporting evidence. Receive a documented gap report and a prioritized roadmap for closing what is missing.

A team may have encrypted hosting but no documented process for removing former employees’ access. Another may have an incident response policy but no clear record of who would act when an incident occurs. DrapCode’s HIPAA Readiness Check can surface potential issues. Our paid gap assessment goes further: we review the available evidence, document specific gaps, and set out the work needed to address them.


DrapCode compares your current policies and practices with applicable HIPAA requirements within an agreed scope. We distinguish a missing safeguard from one that exists but hasn't been documented. You receive a written gap report and remediation roadmap. Each finding identifies the issue, the evidence reviewed, and a recommended next action, giving your team a practical way to assign and track the work.
We examine whether written requirements, day-to-day practices, and supporting records line up.
Identify patient information across applications, devices, exports, cloud services, and backups.
Trace how ePHI passes between staff, systems, vendors, and care settings.
Examine credible threats to information confidentiality, integrity, and availability.
Review policies, configurations, physical protections, and evidence controls.
Record each finding’s likelihood, impact, existing controls, and rating rationale.
Recommend practical fixes, responsible owners, and an order for follow-through.
DrapCode reviews available system and operational evidence to test what the documents say happens.
Check user roles, authentication settings, and evidence supporting access decisions.
Review available records and procedures for identifying unusual access or activity.
Examine encryption, retention, backups, and sharing in relevant healthcare workflows.
Identify integrations and vendors involved when PHI crosses organizational boundaries.
A digital health company needs to answer a hospital’s security questionnaire. DrapCode’s report shows which policies, agreements, and evidence exist and which need work before the review.
A team has built a patient portal and wants to introduce real patient data. We review the organizational and technical readiness surrounding that launch.
A practice adds staff and a practice management portal . DrapCode checks whether its access procedures, training records, and vendor documentation still match how the practice operates.
This service ends with a written report and roadmap, not just a readiness score.
A gap report can reveal sensitive details about how systems and teams operate. DrapCode shares the findings through the agreed review process so the people responsible can make decisions and address them. The review may cover relevant Privacy, Security, and Breach Notification Rule obligations, depending on scope. It does not replace the separately required Security Risk Analysis, which assesses risks and vulnerabilities to ePHI. HHS describes the Security Rule’s safeguard and evaluation requirements.


DrapCode builds healthcare software and works with the workflows behind it. That helps us connect a finding about permissions or data handling to the application where the issue occurs, including systems such as a medical billing platform . Our deliverable gives your team a way to act: a documented gap report, recommended fixes, and an ordered roadmap. DrapCode can also scope technical remediation separately when gaps involve an application or its infrastructure.
Move beyond an initial check. Have DrapCode review the evidence and show your team what needs to change.