@! Puran Tak
HIPAA compliance is a regulatory framework that applies to entities dealing with protected health information (PHI) in the United States. If you have HIPAA compliance for your healthcare clients, you need to ensure that all the services and technologies you use to process, store, or transmit PHI are also HIPAA compliant.
Regarding Twilio, if you are using Twilio as part of your solution, you would need to ensure that your use of Twilio is compliant with HIPAA requirements. Twilio does offer HIPAA-compliant solutions, but you would need to work directly with Twilio to enable and configure those services to meet compliance requirements.
As for VAPI, if it is HIPAA compliant, it can be part of your overall solution to meet US requirements. However, you must ensure that all parts of your system, including VAPI, are configured correctly to maintain HIPAA compliance.
For your second question, even with HIPAA compliance enabled, you can still collect user information such as names, emails, and queries. However, you must handle this information following HIPAA rules. This means ensuring that the data is encrypted in transit and at rest, access controls are in place, and you have the necessary agreements with any third-party services like make.com to ensure they are also handling the data in a HIPAA-compliant manner.
If you have any specific questions about configuring VAPI for HIPAA compliance or need assistance with the process, please let us know, and we can provide more detailed support.