Is Freed HIPAA compliant?

Yes

Freed's BAA is Schedule A of its terms and applies on every plan from sign up. A signed copy is available on request, including during the trial.

Maker
Freed, Inc.
Last checked
November 11, 2026

Plan by plan

A business associate agreement (BAA) is the contract HIPAA requires before a tool handles patient information.

Plan BAA available Detail
Free trial Yes A signed BAA can be requested during the trial through the BAA request form.
Starter Yes Covered by the BAA in Schedule A of the Platform Terms of Use.
Core Yes Covered by the BAA in Schedule A of the Platform Terms of Use.
Premier Yes Covered by the BAA in Schedule A of the Platform Terms of Use.
Groups Yes Includes an organization wide BAA that Freed prepares for review and signature.

What that means in practice

The BAA is Schedule A of Freed's Platform Terms of Use, last updated August 13, 2026. Section 7 says a customer agrees to the BAA by providing data, so it is in place from sign up. The agreement names Freed, Inc. as the business associate and can be read in the help center before creating an account.

A practice that wants a signed copy for its records can ask for one through the BAA request form. Freed says the request can be made during the free trial.

The standard BAA covers individual clinicians and small practices. A larger organization can get a separate organization wide agreement. Freed asks that someone with authority to bind the organization sign it.

How to read this answer

HIPAA has no certificate a product can hold. The part that can be checked is whether the maker signs a business associate agreement, and for which plans.

A signed agreement is where compliant use starts. The practice still has to set the tool up correctly, control who can use it, and train staff.

This page records what Freed, Inc. documents. It is not legal advice. See the regulatory compliance guide or the HIPAA status of other AI tools.