Built for diligence
If you run patients through Lithos, your counsel and your compliance team will have questions. This page is for them, and anything it doesn’t answer we’ll put in writing.
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Compliant in every state, from day one
Licensure, prescribing rules, consent and board filings, kept current in all 50 states from day one. Adding a state is a settings change, not a project.
- Provider licensed in the patient's state
- Async or sync, per state rules
- State prescribing rules
- Informed consent on file
- Board filings current
- Medical director oversight
Know what’s allowed
Modality, prescribing and consent rules for each state and each medication, before you launch.
Get set up right
Providers licensed where your patients live, pharmacies that can ship there, protocols signed off.
Treat correctly
A licensed provider reviews every encounter, and anything unusual is escalated, not auto-approved.
Keep the record
Consent, decisions and prescriptions logged on every encounter, exportable whenever you need them.
Six things your compliance team will ask about
HIPAA, with a BAA at onboarding
Lithos operates as a HIPAA business associate. A Business Associate Agreement is part of standard onboarding, not an enterprise add-on.
SOC 2 Type II underway
Our SOC 2 Type II audit is in progress. The report is shared with customers and prospects under NDA as soon as it’s available.
Every clinical action logged
Visits, prescriptions, benefits checks and orders: every clinical action is captured in an audit log you can export through the API.
Your data is yours
You own all patient and operational data. Export it any time through the API, including if you decide to leave.
EPCS e-prescribing
Controlled-substance prescribing runs through EPCS with identity-proofed prescribers, as DEA rules require.
Access on a need-to-know basis
Clinical data access is role-based and logged. Patients are visible only to the providers and staff involved in their care.
What we cover, and what stays with you
Lithos carries the clinical and regulatory load as an extension of your team. Your team keeps the product, the brand and the relationship.
The regulated clinical layer
Your product and your patients’ experience
- Your product and its securityYour website, app or AI agent, and how patients sign in to it.
- Consent captureYour app records the patient’s telehealth consent and sends the timestamp with the patient.
- BillingPatients pay you through your own merchant account.
- Your patient experienceHow care shows up in your brand, built on the events we send.
Do you sign a BAA?
Yes, with every customer, as part of standard onboarding. You don’t need an enterprise plan or a special request.
Where is the SOC 2 report?
Our SOC 2 Type II audit is underway. We share the report under NDA as soon as it’s available, and can walk your team through our controls before then.
Who is the practice of record?
Lithos is. Licensed providers review and treat under our protocols, and we handle state licensure and compliance. Your team runs the product and the patient relationship.
Is Lithos insured?
Yes. Lithos carries professional liability (malpractice) insurance covering every provider for the care delivered through Lithos, along with general liability and cyber liability coverage. Certificates of insurance are available on request.
Can we audit what happened on a given encounter?
Yes. Every clinical action is logged with who did it and when, and the log is exportable through the API.
What happens to our data if we leave?
You keep it. All patient and operational data is yours and exportable through the API at any time.
Will you complete our security questionnaire?
Yes. Send it over, and anything this page doesn’t answer we’ll put in writing.
Bring us your diligence questions
Book a call with our team, or send your security questionnaire and we’ll answer it in writing.