Managed FTP for Healthcare File Transfer
Encrypted, audited file exchange for clinical and claims data.
Healthcare runs on file exchange — HL7 messages, lab results, claims and remittance files, eligibility batches — flowing between providers, labs, clearinghouses, and payers. These transfers demand encryption in transit, strict access control, and an audit trail that can withstand scrutiny.
TrueFTP provides FTP over explicit TLS, per-user permissions, and a complete operation log for every file, all on S3-backed storage with version history. Each partner gets an isolated endpoint, so sensitive data is segmented and every access is recorded.
What you get
- FTP over explicit TLS — encryption in transit
- Per-partner isolation with scoped permissions
- Complete audit log of every access and transfer
- Version history for resubmitted claims and results
- Durable S3 storage for retention requirements
- IP-based access controls for known partners
Encrypt and segment sensitive transfers
Every connection uses explicit TLS, and each provider, lab, or payer gets an isolated directory and credentials so data is never commingled.
Keep a defensible audit trail
Timestamped records of who uploaded or downloaded what, from which IP, give compliance teams the traceability healthcare data exchange requires.
Never lose a resubmission
Version history preserves prior copies of claims and result files, so corrected resubmissions don’t silently overwrite originals.
Frequently asked questions
Does TrueFTP encrypt healthcare file transfers?
Yes. All transfers use FTP over explicit TLS for encryption in transit, with files stored in durable S3-backed storage and access restricted per user.
Can I restrict access to known partner IP addresses?
Yes. Access controls let you scope permissions per user and restrict connections, helping limit exposure to known trading partners. Contact us for enterprise compliance specifics.
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