PHI-safe by design — here's exactly how it works
Last updated: March 2026
Pediatric therapy practices handle sensitive information about children and families every day. We built Senvvo from the ground up with a single guiding principle: collect only what's necessary, keep it only as long as needed, and never store what you don't need.
When a parent completes your screener:
Responses are held in the browser session only. Nothing is written to our database at this point.
Name, email, and phone are used to send two emails:
After these emails are sent, the contact information is discarded. It is never written to our database.
We store only:
Message content is processed in real time to generate a response and is never written to our database.
We store only anonymized session events:
Your analytics dashboard shows conversation volumes, top topics, and contact rates — all derived from these anonymized events. No individual conversation is identifiable or retrievable.
Everything you see in your dashboard is aggregated across all families. When you see "Communication & Feeding was the top concern domain this month," that reflects a count of screener submissions — not a list of families. There is no way to drill down to an individual parent or child from your analytics.
Senvvo is designed to minimize PHI processing. Because we do not persistently store parent names, contact details, or health information, many of the standard HIPAA obligations that apply to systems storing PHI do not apply to Senvvo in the traditional sense.
That said, we take compliance seriously. Practices with specific BAA requirements should contact us at hello@senvvo.care — we are happy to discuss your compliance needs.
If you have questions about how we handle data, contact us at hello@senvvo.care. We'll respond within one business day.