The Freedom Technology
Freedom continuously queries the hospital mainframe via a secure online interface engine. Freedom transmits patient data from the hospital mainframe to the Freedom database, residing behind the hospital firewall. The Freedom enabled Smart phone is able to continuously access the pertinent patient information in real-time. Freedom data transmission is secure, encrypted and HIPAA Compliant.
How eLYMPUS Addresses HIPAA
Server-Side
- Existing Firewall and Network Security: The eLYMPUS server utilizes an established firewall security.
- Role-based Access: Role-based access rules manage the flow of specific information to only those users with authorization.
- Authorization: Users must be authorized by the hospital and then authenticated by eLYMPUS before accessing their patients' data.
Client-Side
- Authentication: Freedom users must be authenticated to access data, which is achieved through user registration and the use of secure passwords.
- Personal Identification Number (PIN): A PIN is assigned to each user and is required upon each login. A PIN login is required if Freedom is dormant for more than one hour (site-configurable), and when the "lock & exit" function is activated.
- Data Expiration: After seven days of non-use (site-configurable), where the user has not synchronized the device, all data is purged until the user syncs and logs in using their PIN.
- User Lockout: After five unsuccessful PIN login attempts (site-configurable), the user's account is disabled and data is purged until the user is re-authorized by the I.T. department.
Additional Security Measures
From the hospital's network to the mobile device or desktop computer
- patient data is secured by 128-bit encryption.
- Clinical data and patient identifiers are stored separately and only become decrypted and merged when data actually becomes visible on the smartphone screen.
- Smartphones are prevented from "beaming" protected data to other mobile users.





