For national healthcare providers, payers, HealthTech companies, and MedTech innovators whose PHI and device data cannot land in a public testing cloud. SBOX runs HIPAA-aligned in your tenant, scales EHR, member-portal, and device-companion test execution, and keeps audit logs you can show to compliance.
For national healthcare providers, payers, and HealthTech companies that cannot use public SaaS, SBOX runs on a private testing grid the organization controls. PHI stays inside the HIPAA-compliant perimeter. The compliance officer signs on architecture.
HIPAA Privacy Rule requires PHI to stay within infrastructure the covered entity or business associate controls. Public-SaaS test grids move PHI in test data, screenshots, and session recordings into vendor multi-tenant cloud, which the HIPAA compliance officer cannot accept on the architectural review.
Managed Private Cloud is region-pinned at deployment inside your HIPAA-compliant infrastructure. VPC runs inside the customer AWS, Azure, or GCP account. Private Cloud runs in the customer datacenter. PHI never crosses into Element34 infrastructure in any deployment.
Healthcare test surfaces span the EHR, member portal, provider portal, claims systems, eligibility engines, and connected mobile experiences. Selectors break on every portal release, regression cycles run for weeks, and brittle automation drives QA back to manual UAT.
SBOX runs Selenium and Playwright tests on real browsers plus Appium on real mobile devices, all single-tenant in your environment. Auto Heal handles portal selector churn so the test pack survives redesigns. Studio authors new flows in plain English. Automated RCA explains failures so debugging clears in minutes.
HIPAA Security Rule and state-level privacy rules require an audit trail that a compliance officer can produce on demand. Public-SaaS test grids store logs in vendor systems on vendor retention policies, which the healthcare organization cannot pin to a single region or stream to the compliance SIEM.
SBOX produces session-level and user-level audit logs that stream to Splunk, IBM QRadar, or Microsoft Sentinel. The healthcare organization defines retention. The compliance officer, internal audit, and the HIPAA reviewer get the same evidence trail without any vendor-side gap.
Healthcare AI use cases (claims triage, portal copilot, intake assistant) require strict model governance. AI prompts that flow through a vendor's shared inference endpoint cannot be cleared by HIPAA review or the AI governance review without a special exception, because PHI may appear in the prompt or response.
Studio, Auto Heal, Automated RCA, and Pulse Report call your AI provider. Azure OpenAI, AWS Bedrock, GCP Vertex, OpenAI direct, Anthropic direct, or self-hosted. Prompts and responses never traverse Element34 infrastructure. PHI is never used as training data. Your AI governance review covers SBOX AI by default.
AI runs inside the organization's tenant. AI calls the organization's model, not a vendor's. AI writes to the compliance audit trail. Every capability, every time.
Plain-English EHR and member-portal test scenarios compiled into Selenium Java. AI authoring respects HIPAA boundaries.
Explore Studio →When the patient portal redesigns, Auto Heal updates locators inside your tenant. PHI never leaves.
Explore Auto Heal →Failed regression on a clinical workflow gets a diagnostic for the dev team. No PHI in the diagnostic payload.
Explore Automated RCA →Daily readiness across EHR, member portal, claims systems. AI-summarized risk before each release.
Explore Pulse Report →Payer's HIPAA-compliant Azure OpenAI. Payer's audit trail. Payer's keys. Element34 never sees a prompt or response.
Explore BYO LLM →Pick the deployment that matches the organization's compliance and infrastructure environment. The product does not change. The controls do not change.
Run SBOX on your dedicated infrastructure, fully behind your firewall. For organizations with hard data-residency mandates or disconnected operation requirements.
Element34 runs a dedicated, single-tenant SBOX environment for you, pinned to your region. 24x7 SLA, white-glove operations.
Deploy SBOX inside your AWS, Azure, or GCP account. Single-tenant inside your VPC with PrivateLink at the edge.
Same SBOX, same controls — only who operates it changes. Compare deployments →
SBOX is HIPAA-aligned and GDPR-aligned by architecture. Six controls a healthcare compliance, audit, and procurement team actually checks before contract.
Application data, PHI, session recordings, and AI prompts stay inside the healthcare organization perimeter across all deployment modes. Aligned to HIPAA Privacy Rule.
HIPAA-alignedNo shared compute, no shared storage, no multi-tenant database. Per-organization isolation across every deployment. Compliance signs on architectural review.
Always single-tenantRuns without VPN tunnels or external connectivity back to Element34 infrastructure. The healthcare organization network is the only network in the chain.
Zero-trust postureYour model subscription. Your prompts. Your AI governance review. SBOX AI calls the healthcare organization's own LLM provider; Element34 never sees a prompt.
BYO LLMSession-level and user-level logs, exportable to your compliance SIEM. Splunk, IBM QRadar, Microsoft Sentinel supported natively. Auditable end-to-end.
Customer SIEM exportPHI residency, role-based access via SSO and SCIM, encryption at rest and in transit. Architectural controls that carry the weight in a HIPAA Security Rule readiness review.
HIPAA + GDPRSame SBOX, same deployments, same controls. MedTech innovators get coverage across device-companion apps, clinician portals, and cloud-connected platforms. Selenium and Playwright for browsers. Appium on real iOS and Android. Hybrid cloud where device telemetry stays inside the boundary your regulators expect. Cochlear runs SBOX inside their environment today.
Test evidence architecture aligned to FDA software-as-a-medical-device guidance and IEC 62304 lifecycle requirements. Session-level audit logs stream to the MedTech quality SIEM. Validation documentation reconstructable.
Device telemetry, patient identifiers, and PHI in companion-app screens never leave the hybrid cloud you control. Single-tenant in every deployment. Customer-controlled keys. AWS plus private datacenter supported.
Selenium and Playwright on real browsers for clinician portals and cloud platform consoles. Appium on real iOS and Android for patient-facing companion apps. Auto Heal handles selector churn across release cycles.
Real iOS and Android devices inside the private SBOX grid. No public device cloud, no patient data on shared infrastructure. Three deployment models. Device coverage scales with the test pack.
A top-five US health insurer replaced a manual UAT process and a public-SaaS test grid with SBOX, single-tenant in their HIPAA-compliant AWS environment. The driver: a member-portal release cycle blocked by manual testing and a hard rule that PHI cannot leave HIPAA-compliant infrastructure.
The member-portal release cycle ran on a manual UAT process plus an aging Selenium grid that could not scale to the parallel execution the portal needed. PHI prohibited from leaving HIPAA-compliant infrastructure. Compliance officer would not approve a public-SaaS test grid. Engineering throughput stalled.
Element34 deployed SBOX as a Managed Private Cloud inside the insurer's HIPAA-compliant AWS environment, single-tenant, region-pinned. Auto Heal handled portal selector churn across redesigns. Integrated the insurer's AI provider for Auto Heal and Automated RCA. Wired session-level audit logs into the existing compliance SIEM.
Whether you are scoping SBOX against HIPAA, replacing a public-cloud testing SaaS that no longer clears your compliance review, or planning a Managed Private Cloud pinned to your HIPAA-compliant infrastructure, we are ready to talk. We will scope your deployment, share the architecture documentation your compliance officer needs, and run a working AI demo against a non-production healthcare app you choose.
