ANTEC holds resident data and controlled-substance records, so security is not a feature bolted on. Here is how the platform is built to protect PHI and stand up to an IT security review.
PHI is encrypted on the network and on disk, so resident data is protected wherever it lives.
Each facility and group is separated, so one organization can never see another's records.
Nurses, supervisors, and administrators each see only what their role allows, provisioned by your team.
Every action is tied to a user, a time, and the record it touched. Late entries carry the true time gap, so the log reflects what actually happened.
Narcotic records are chained so counts, waste, and destruction cannot be quietly altered after the fact.
Sessions use opaque, database-backed tokens with refresh rotation and revocation, not long-lived credentials embedded in the client.
Regular backups and a recovery process keep the med pass and its records available when something goes wrong.
Your IT and compliance teams can review ANTEC under a mutual NDA. Tell us what you need and we will respond.
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