Protected by Law, Not Promises
At Modulus, privacy is not a feature. It is the foundation. We are a licensed healthcare provider bound by federal and state law, not a consumer app making voluntary promises; we cannot and will not share your data.
HIPAA-Regulated, Not Just Compliant
Anyone can claim HIPAA compliance. Modulus operates as a licensed healthcare provider bound by federal and state law, not as a consumer app that merely adopts HIPAA standards voluntarily.
The Modulus Vault™
Your records live in a dedicated, encrypted U.S. data store, never pooled with other users, never analyzed for marketing, never sold. You control access to your private health information.
No Conflicts of Interest
We do not sell supplements. We do not take referral fees from pharmacies. We have no financial incentive to recommend any product or procedure. Our only obligation is to you.
Privacy by Design
Privacy is not a feature we added – it is how we built Modulus from the ground up. Every system, every process, every decision is made with your privacy as the primary consideration.
Why Consumer Health Apps Cannot Protect You
Consumer health apps like ChatGPT Health, Apple Health, and other wellness platforms can only access the records you push to them. Once you do, they own it – and many can sell it.
These apps are not bound by HIPAA law. They voluntarily adopt certain standards, but face no federal enforcement when they fail. When a breach occurs, you have limited legal recourse.
Modulus vs. Consumer Health Apps
| Category | Modulus | Consumer Apps |
|---|---|---|
| Legal Status | Licensed healthcare provider bound by HIPAA law | Consumer app voluntarily adopting HIPAA standards |
| Data Ownership | Your data belongs to you – full control over access and deletion | Data often pooled, analyzed, and monetized |
| Revenue Model | Membership fees only – no conflicts of interest | Often monetize through supplements, pharmacy deals, or data sales |
| Data Breach Liability | Subject to federal enforcement and civil liability | Limited accountability under consumer protection laws |
| Third-Party Sharing | Never shared without explicit consent | Often shared with partners, advertisers, or research firms |
Legal Status
Licensed healthcare provider bound by HIPAA law
Consumer app voluntarily adopting HIPAA standards
Data Ownership
Your data belongs to you – full control over access and deletion
Data often pooled, analyzed, and monetized
Revenue Model
Membership fees only – no conflicts of interest
Often monetize through supplements, pharmacy deals, or data sales
Data Breach Liability
Subject to federal enforcement and civil liability
Limited accountability under consumer protection laws
Third-Party Sharing
Never shared without explicit consent
Often shared with partners, advertisers, or research firms
Your Records in a Private Vault
Every Modulus member receives their own dedicated, encrypted data store. Your records are never pooled with other users, never analyzed for marketing purposes, and never sold to third parties.
You maintain complete control over your data. Modulus is a HIPAA-regulated healthcare group. We are required by federal and state law to protect your health information and securely store your records for up to ten (10) years.
Vault Security Features
- 256-bit AES encryption at rest
- TLS 1.3 encryption in transit
- Dedicated data isolation per member
- Complete audit trail of all access
- User-controlled access permissions
- Record storage of ten (10) years
No Conflicts of Interest
Many wellness companies generate revenue by selling supplements, taking referral fees from pharmacies, or monetizing your health data. This creates conflicts of interest that can compromise your care.
Modulus has one revenue source: membership fees paid by you. We have no financial incentive to recommend any product, procedure, or pharmacy. Our only obligation is to provide you with thorough, unbiased healthcare.