Digital health compliance, turned into concrete controls
Mexico's General Health Law now regulates digital health. Add NOM-024, the personal data protection law and international references such as HIPAA, and the question is no longer whether to comply, but how to prove it. iHumans turns each requirement into technology, processes and evidence.
What each regulation asks, in plain words
A practical summary of the frameworks that shape digital health in Mexican hospitals and clinics.
General Health Law (LGS) · Digital health
- Digital health is now part of the law: telehealth, telemedicine and the electronic health record
- Secure systems that protect confidentiality and patient data
- Informed consent and complete documentation of digital care
- Integration of systems and secure exchange of health information
NOM-024-SSA3-2012 · Health information systems
- Electronic health record systems that can exchange information
- Use of standards and catalogs for health information exchange
- Security, confidentiality and integrity of the information
LFPDPPP · Personal data protection
- Health data is sensitive personal data and needs express consent
- Privacy notices and attention to data subject (ARCO) rights
- Administrative, technical and physical security measures
HIPAA · Privacy and security safeguards
- Risk analysis of systems that handle health information
- Administrative, physical and technical safeguards
- Access control and audit of who sees what
How our solutions cover each requirement
Many requirements overlap. One well-designed program covers several regulations at once.
| Requirement | LGS | NOM-024 | LFPDPPP | HIPAA | iHumans solution |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gap analysis and roadmap | ● | ● | ● | ● | HIMSS maturity assessment |
| Interoperability and secure exchange | ● | ● | – | – | HL7 · FHIR · DICOM integration |
| Complete, traceable clinical records | ● | ● | – | ● | syngo Dynamics and structured reports |
| Security of devices and clinical network | ● | ● | ● | ● | Claroty Medigate |
| Protection of patient personal data | ● | ● | ● | ● | Data protection program |
| Evidence for audits | ● | ● | ● | ● | Continuous monitoring and reports |
From requirement to evidence in four steps
We compare your systems, processes and data against each regulation and find the gaps.
A roadmap ordered by legal risk, patient impact and investment.
We implement the technical and process controls: integration, access, devices and data.
Continuous monitoring and ready-to-use evidence for audits and inspections.
This page is a general guide, not legal advice. We work alongside your legal and compliance team to interpret each regulation for your organization.
Know where you stand before an audit tells you
Start with the HIMSS assessment or talk with our team about a compliance diagnosis for your hospital.