01 Overview
This page lists the third-party subprocessors that CHAIRSIDE relies on to deliver the Service. Transparency about how patient data flows through our infrastructure is core to how we operate, and this page is the authoritative source for which third parties may handle your practice's data on our behalf.
02 What is a Subprocessor?
A subprocessor is a third-party service provider that CHAIRSIDE engages to help deliver the Service and that may, in the course of providing its services, process Customer Data, including Protected Health Information (PHI).
Under HIPAA, a subprocessor is a "Subcontractor" of a Business Associate. CHAIRSIDE is the Business Associate of your practice (the Covered Entity), and any subprocessor that handles PHI on our behalf becomes a Subcontractor Business Associate, bound by HIPAA's flow-down requirements.
Each subprocessor listed below has executed a written agreement with CHAIRSIDE that includes:
- Confidentiality and non-disclosure obligations
- Appropriate technical and organizational security safeguards
- A HIPAA Business Associate Agreement where the subprocessor handles PHI
- Restrictions on use of data — only for the specific function performed
- Breach notification obligations
03 Current Subprocessors
The following subprocessors are engaged by CHAIRSIDE as of the effective date above:
04 Notification of Changes
When CHAIRSIDE adds or replaces a subprocessor that will handle Customer Data or PHI, we will:
- Update this page with the new subprocessor's information
- Notify subscribed practices via email at least thirty (30) days in advance of the new subprocessor going live
- Execute a HIPAA Business Associate Agreement with the new subprocessor before any PHI is shared
- Conduct security and privacy due diligence appropriate to the data the subprocessor will handle
Material changes — such as adding a new subprocessor that processes PHI — will be communicated proactively. Minor changes — such as a subprocessor's address or corporate name change — will be reflected on this page without separate notification.
05 Customer Right to Object
If your practice has a reasonable, good-faith objection to a new subprocessor based on data protection or compliance concerns, you may notify CHAIRSIDE in writing within thirty (30) days of receiving notification of the new subprocessor.
Upon receiving such notice, CHAIRSIDE will work with you in good faith to resolve the concern, which may include providing additional information about the subprocessor's safeguards, or, if no resolution can be reached, allowing you to terminate the affected portion of your subscription without penalty.
06 Contact
Questions about CHAIRSIDE's subprocessors, BAAs with subcontractors, or our data protection practices?
- Email: support@bit9itsolutions.com
- HIPAA & PHI handling: See our HIPAA & PHI page
- Privacy Policy: See our Privacy Policy
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