Legal
Business Associate Agreement
Last updated: August 13, 2026
When ClinicZora creates, receives, maintains, or transmits Protected Health Information (PHI) on behalf of a covered entity or business associate customer, federal HIPAA rules require a Business Associate Agreement (“BAA”).
ClinicZora Solutions LLC offers a BAA on every paid plan at no additional fee. This page summarizes what that means. The signed BAA between ClinicZora and your organization is the controlling legal document.
1. When a BAA is required
If you are a HIPAA covered entity (or a business associate) and will use ClinicZora to process PHI, a BAA must be in place before PHI is stored or transmitted in the Services. Marketing-site demo requests that do not include PHI do not require a BAA.
2. What our BAA typically addresses
Our standard BAA is designed to address HIPAA requirements, including:
- Permitted and required uses and disclosures of PHI
- Obligation to use appropriate safeguards for electronic PHI
- Reporting of unauthorized uses, disclosures, and security incidents
- Flow-down obligations to subcontractors that handle PHI
- Support for access, amendment, and accounting of disclosures where applicable
- Return or destruction of PHI upon termination, where feasible
- Availability of relevant practices for HIPAA-related assessments
4. HIPAA-aligned, not certified
No organization is “HIPAA-certified.” ClinicZora designs HIPAA-aligned workflows and signs BAAs with eligible customers. See our Security page for a plain-language overview of controls.
5. How to request a BAA
During onboarding for a paid plan, or anytime by contacting us, we will provide our standard BAA for signature (or acknowledge the in-product BAA workflow where enabled). Custom BAA redlines may be available for enterprise agreements.
Contact: legal@cliniczora.com or book a compliance / BAA conversation.
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