For Healthcare & Hospitals

From accreditation scramble to always-ready.

NABH accreditation, HIPAA for protected health information, and the DPDP Act for patient data all demand evidence that controls are working — not just documented. GRAC operates those controls continuously, so accreditation and audits stop being a scramble and patient-data governance is provable any day.

Accreditation readiness
NABH91%
HIPAA88%
DPDP84%
ISO 2700190%
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Your hospital
NABH
HIPAA
DPDP
ISO 27001
Survey-ready — any day
Patient data — provable on demand
Accreditation readiness — survey cycle
Always-ready (GRAC) Survey-time scramble

Continuous posture replaces the once-a-year snapshot.

Patient trust runs on provable controls

Hospitals and health systems carry NABH accreditation standards, HIPAA obligations over protected health information, and DPDP duties as data fiduciaries — often alongside ISO 27001 for their IT estate. Accreditation surveys and data-protection expectations increasingly ask to see controls operating, with breach-notification timelines that leave no room for stale evidence.

Stale binder
NABH evidence binder — rebuilt every survey
Re-collected from scratch · 6+ owners
Lapsed
Staff training records — 9 months expired
HIPAA awareness · last cycle: FY24
Scramble
Survey in 3 weeks — all-hands scramble
Evidence pulled from email, paper, PACS

Accreditation as a scramble

Most hospitals rebuild the evidence binder from scratch every survey. Staff training records lapse between cycles, control owners change, and the weeks before a survey turn into an all-hands fire drill — pulling artefacts from email, paper files, and clinical systems just to prove the controls were operating.

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Patient-data governance, provable on demand

PHI access reviews, training cycles and policy attestations are operated on cadence and evidenced automatically — so DPDP and HIPAA obligations are answerable any day, not just at survey time.

Differentiation

Why GRAC, specifically here

A continuously-operated answer for the obligations that actually apply to you.

Practice mapping
Quarterly access review
RAQuarterly
ISO 27001 · A.9
RBI
PCI DSS · 8
SOC 2 · CC6
DPDP

One practice → five frameworks.

  • One activity, every standard

    a single practice satisfies NABH, HIPAA, DPDP and ISO 27001 at once.

  • Always-ready for accreditation

    evidence captured continuously, so surveys aren't a scramble.

  • Patient-data governance

    DPDP / HIPAA obligations mapped to assets and owners, provable on demand.

  • Risk that moves with control health

    gaps surface during operations, not during the survey.

Outcomes

What changes

  • Walk into NABH surveys and data-protection audits with evidence already collected.
  • Prove patient-data governance to boards, regulators and partners on demand.
  • Cut duplicated control work across NABH, HIPAA, DPDP and ISO.

See it on your frameworks.

A 30-minute walk-through on NABH, HIPAA, DPDP and ISO 27001 — with your real controls, not a generic demo.