Artera Achieves FedRAMP High 'In Process' Status for Federal Agencies
Artera has achieved the FedRAMP High 'In Process' status, marking a significant milestone in its efforts to provide secure AI-powered patient communication solutions to federal agencies, announced in a press release. This designation is part of Artera's journey towards obtaining full FedRAMP High authorization, which involves meeting over 400 security controls.
The 'In Process' status indicates that Artera's cloud services platform has been evaluated by an accredited third-party assessor, confirming the effectiveness of its security controls. Artera is currently working with a federal agency to obtain an Authority to Operate, with its security package under agency review.
Artera's Harmony Federal Edition offers a comprehensive suite of patient communication tools, including virtual agents, designed to enhance patient care and streamline operational efficiencies. The platform integrates with electronic medical records and meets top industry standards, ensuring data integrity and privacy. As a General Services Administration contract holder, Artera is well-positioned to support federal healthcare providers in improving care outcomes and operational workflows.
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