LogHeal is shutting down on 14 November 2026 Important information
Trust Center / Last reviewed 07 Oct 2026

Clinical data deserves a clear answer.

This is how LogHeal handles the records, documents, and account information entrusted to it by independent healthcare professionals. No inflated badges. Just the controls, providers, and policies we can explain.

Data region

EU-first infrastructure

Primary application, database, and document storage are configured for Europe.

Clinical fields

AES-256-GCM

Designated health fields are encrypted before database storage.

AI training

Not used

Patient and clinical data are not used to train AI models.

Access model

Single-practitioner

Each professional is isolated from every other customer’s records.

How we operate

Fewer promises. Better boundaries.

LogHeal is built for a single practitioner working across one or more clinics. That shape matters: it keeps ownership explicit and avoids shared patient pools by default.

We do not claim SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA certification, or another independent certification unless it is listed here with evidence.
01

Private by default

Buckets are private, downloads use short-lived signed URLs, and each request is checked against the owning practitioner account.

02

Useful access, not open access

LogHeal personnel do not have routine access to clinical records. Exceptional support access is limited to the operational need and protected by confidentiality obligations.

03

Deletion with a recovery boundary

Patient deletion removes the record from normal access and enters a 90-day purge process. Account closure removes active database records and associated R2 document objects.

04

No secondary clinical use

Clinical data is not sold, advertised against, profiled, or used to train AI models. Product views that calculate information for the practitioner are part of the service.

Infrastructure map

Who helps LogHeal run?

These providers support specific parts of the service. They do not receive a general-purpose license to use clinical data.

Neon
Role

PostgreSQL database and backups

Location

Frankfurt, EU

Data boundary

Account records, encrypted clinical records, appointments, metadata

Render
Role

Application hosting

Location

Frankfurt, as documented

Data boundary

Requests in transit, runtime infrastructure, operational logs

Cloudflare R2
Role

Private document storage

Location

EU region to verify

Data boundary

Clinical documents and temporary export files

Paddle
Role

Subscription billing

Location

Ireland

Data boundary

Billing identifiers and subscription status; no card data stored by LogHeal

Resend
Role

Transactional communication

Location

United States

Data boundary

Account email and non-clinical service messages only

Sentry
Role

Consent-gated error monitoring

Location

United States

Data boundary

Technical error data; patient data is stripped before transmission

Twilio
Role

Appointment SMS reminders

Location

Europe reported; routing to verify

Data boundary

Telephone number, reminder text, and delivery metadata

Google OAuth
Role

Optional sign-in

Location

Role and region to verify

Data boundary

Email address, Google account identifier, and basic profile data

Exact provider contracts, transfer safeguards, and current sub-processor records are available for customer due diligence on request. Google OAuth’s role and exact provider routing remain under review.

Due diligence kit

Start with the documents that matter.

Read the public policies first. If you are evaluating LogHeal for real patient work, request the customer DPA and the current provider register from support.

Trust is a process, not a badge.

This page changes when our processing, providers, or controls change.

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