Clinical ecomap. AI without compromising PHI.
GenogramAI is the only AI ecomap tool that strips identifying information from every AI request client-side, then re-identifies the response locally. Real names never reach the model.
Open with Clinical ModeWhat Clinical Mode does
PII stripped before send
Every name is replaced with a role-based alias (e.g., 'Client', 'Therapist 1') before the request leaves the browser. The AI never sees your client's real name.
Re-identification client-side
The AI's response comes back with aliases; a client-side function maps them back to real names. The mapping table never leaves your browser.
AES-256-GCM at rest
Every saved ecomap is encrypted with AES-256-GCM. Even our database admins cannot read the contents.
De-identification audit log
Every Clinical-Mode AI call writes a log entry showing the function called, model used, and timestamp — no payload, no PHI. Useful for compliance documentation.
BAA available
Institutional plans include a Business Associate Agreement so organizations needing formal HIPAA infrastructure have it.
Why this matters
Most AI tools send your prompt verbatim to the model provider. For clinical intake notes, that means PHI leaves your network. Clinical Mode is engineered so the AI’s usefulness is preserved (the structure of the case is intact) without the identifying information traveling.
FAQ
Is GenogramAI HIPAA-compliant?+
GenogramAI is HIPAA-conscious. In Clinical Mode, identifying information is stripped from AI requests before they leave the browser; the AI sees role-based aliases. All canvases are AES-256-GCM encrypted at rest. We can sign a Business Associate Agreement (BAA) on Institutional plans for organizations that need a formal compliance posture.
How does the de-identification work?+
Before any AI call, a client-side function maps real names to aliases ('Client', 'Therapist 1', 'Family Member 2'). The AI's response is mapped back to real names client-side — the mapping never leaves your browser. We keep an audit log of each de-identification event so you can demonstrate compliance posture during reviews.
Who is this for?+
Clinical social workers, therapists, counselors, behavioral-health programs, hospital social-work departments, and any practitioner who works under HIPAA. Not required for non-clinical work — Clinical Mode is opt-in.
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