Cause 02 · Healthcare
Health access
A free clinic owes its patients the same privacy as a hospital system, and is often run on donated laptops and goodwill.
The problem
The rules don’t scale down.
Health privacy law does not scale down. A charitable clinic with a part-time manager carries the same duty to protect patient records as a regional health system, and is a softer target for the same attackers. Referrals still move by fax; prior authorizations still eat clinical hours.
What Moraph brings
The work Moraph does for healthcare.
Moraph builds referral, prior authorization and records software for health systems and configures collaboration platforms for protected health information. We bring the same configuration, the same security review and the same hands to clinics that could never buy them.
Moraph has three industry divisions: financial services, healthcare and government. Health access is the public-interest end of healthcare, where our experience is worth most.
Who we support
Organizations doing this work.
If your organization serves the public in one of these ways, in a country where Moraph has an office, you can apply. If you are not on the list but the problem sounds familiar, apply anyway and tell us.
- 01
Free and charitable clinics
- 02
Community health centers
- 03
Rural and critical access hospitals
- 04
Harm reduction, recovery and community mental health organizations
Programs that fit
Where to start.
Most organizations start with one program. These are the ones that usually fit health access. Compare all programs
- Shield
Security help for small teams
A security review of how patient records are held and shared, help with the fixes, and a plan for the first hour of an incident.
- Access
Moraph software, donated or discounted
Referral, prior authorization and records software from the Moraph catalog, set up with your team.
- Pro Bono
Moraph people on your hardest project
A scoped project, such as a privacy review, an accessibility review of patient forms, or moving records off a failing system.
Working on health access?
One short form. A person from the Moraph for Good team reads every application and replies, whether or not we can help.