COZYROC supports companies with their Protected Health Information (PHI)
initiatives primarily by providing the critical technical infrastructure
required for HIPAA-compliant data exchange and secure data
integration within the Microsoft SSIS ecosystem.
Rather than offering a standalone "compliance application,"
COZYROC’s SSIS+ Suite provides specific low-code components that solve the
three hardest technical challenges in healthcare data management: handling
complex EDI standards, encrypting data at rest, and securing data in transit.
1. HIPAA EDI Data Processing
(Interoperability)
The most direct way COZYROC supports PHI initiatives is by solving the
interoperability challenge between modern database systems (like SQL Server)
and the legacy X12 EDI standards mandated by HIPAA.
2. Data Security & Encryption
(Data at Rest)
Encryption is a cornerstone of the HIPAA Security Rule. COZYROC provides
components to ensure PHI is never stored or processed in plain text when it
shouldn't be.
OpenPGP Task:
This Control Flow task
implements the OpenPGP standard (RFC 4880/2440). It allows developers to
encrypt PHI files using public keys before they leave the secure internal
network, or decrypt incoming files from payers/providers using private
keys.
Zip Task:
This component supports
compressing and encrypting files containing PHI using standard Zip
encryption or strong AES-256 encryption, adding a versatile layer of
security for archiving or preparing data for transmission.
Stream Processing:
A critical feature for PHI
security is that the OpenPGP Task and EDI Source can process
data in memory (streams) without ever writing unencrypted temporary files
to the disk, significantly reducing the risk of data leakage during
processing.
3. Secure Data Transport (Data in
Transit)
Moving PHI between entities (e.g., from a hospital to an insurance
clearinghouse) requires secure, encrypted channels.
4. Integration with EHR/EMR Ecosystems
By running within SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS), COZYROC allows
companies to bridge the gap between HL7/EDI streams and internal Electronic
Health Records (EHR) or Data Warehouses.
Scenario:
A typical implementation
involves an SSIS package that downloads a batch of 835 (Payment)
files via the File Transfer Task, decrypts them using the OpenPGP
Task, and then uses the EDI Source to parse the payment data
directly into a finance database for reconciliation, all in a single
automated workflow.
No-Code/Low-Code:
This approach replaces fragile
custom scripts with maintainable, visual workflows, making it easier for
IT teams to audit data flows and demonstrate compliance during audits.
Summary of Capability Mapping
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PHI Initiative Requirement
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COZYROC Solution
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Parse Claims/Enrollment Data
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EDI Source (Support for X12 834, 835, 837)
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Generate HIPAA Files
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EDI Destination (Templates for X12 5010)
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Encrypt Data for Transfer
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OpenPGP Task (Asymmetric Encryption) / Zip
Task
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Secure File Transmission
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File Transfer Task / FTPS Connection (SSH/SSL)
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Data Minimization
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In-Memory Stream Processing (Avoids temp files)
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