Medsage is built on Google Cloud's SOC 2 Type II certified infrastructure, with encryption at rest and in transit, complete audit trails, and architecture designed to align with AHPRA, GDPR, and PDPA standards. Medsage's full security and trust posture is documented below — including independent attestations, how we protect patient data at every layer, and how to report a vulnerability.
What's audited today, what's coming, and why we say “designed to align with.”
Medsage's infrastructure is independently audited at the highest standard for cloud-hosted healthcare data: Google Cloud, SOC 2 Type II certified. Patient data, audio recordings, AI processing, and authentication all operate within this audited environment.
At the application layer, we are progressing through our own independent attestations — including company-level SOC 2 Type I, external penetration testing by a CREST-certified Australian firm, and expanded regulatory alignment reviews. These are sequenced through our pre-launch roadmap.
We use the phrase “designed to align with” for AHPRA, GDPR, PDPA and PIPEDA deliberately. It means every product decision is checked against these frameworks — but “certified compliant” requires an external auditor's sign-off, and we will only claim that once each audit lands. We update this page when it does.
We chose Google Cloud because clinical data demands the highest standard of security available — not because it was convenient.
Hosted on Google Cloud's independently-audited SOC 2 Type II environment — covering security, availability, and confidentiality of the underlying infrastructure. Medsage's company-level audit is sequenced through our pre-launch roadmap.
TLS 1.2+ in transit, AES-256 at rest. No patient data is ever transmitted unprotected.
Raw audio preserved alongside the structured note for every session — a defensible, timestamped record for any regulatory review.
Each user sees only what they're authorised to see. Interns can't access admin data. Reception can't edit clinical notes.
The AI scribing feature uses Google Gemini API. Here is exactly what happens to your consultation audio — no vague promises.
Gemini API configured with request logging disabled. Audio is not logged, stored, or reviewed by Google.
Google does not retain or use consultation audio to improve its public AI models under the API terms applicable to Medsage.
Google's processing is governed by their Cloud Data Processing Addendum — a formal agreement, not a checkbox.
Audio may be processed outside your jurisdiction. Standard Contractual Clauses apply where required under GDPR.

AI can never overstep into clinical decision-making. Not by configuration. Not by accident. This is how it works:
Pulse, tongue, pattern differentiation, acupoints, herbal formulas, treatment principles — the AI never populates them. This is enforced at the code level. No admin can change it.
The practitioner reviews, edits, and approves before anything becomes a clinical record. The AI drafts. Humans decide.
Clinical safety boundaries are in the codebase, not in a settings panel. This is a philosophy, not a feature toggle.
Whether you practise in Australia, the US, Europe, or Asia — Medsage's infrastructure is engineered to support your compliance obligations.
HIPAA Notice: Medsage is not a HIPAA-covered entity and does not currently offer HIPAA Business Associate Agreements (BAA). US-based healthcare providers subject to HIPAA should consult their legal advisor before storing regulated Protected Health Information (PHI) in Medsage.
Your responsibility: While Medsage's infrastructure is designed to support these regulatory standards, compliance with applicable laws in your jurisdiction remains your responsibility as the practitioner or clinic operator.
Store your clinical data securely on your behalf
Process audio to generate note drafts
Provide you with data exports on request
Delete your data when you ask us to
Notify you of any security incidents
Sell your data to third parties
Use patient records to train public AI models
Access your clinical notes without authorisation
Share data with advertisers
Use your data for purposes other than providing the Service
If you have discovered a security issue affecting Medsage, please report it to security@medsage.app. Our coordinated-disclosure information is published at medsage.app/.well-known/security.txt following RFC 9116. We acknowledge reports within 5 business days and aim to resolve confirmed vulnerabilities promptly.
We're happy to discuss our technical controls, answer questions for procurement reviews, or provide additional documentation for your compliance team.