A single physician practice manages a handful of business associates. A hospital or health system depends on hundreds of them, and every one of those relationships needs a signed BAA, a current risk decision, and evidence an auditor can open without calling you first.
Medcurity was built for that volume. The same vendor risk program that a 20-person clinic runs in an afternoon scales to an enterprise health system managing hundreds of third parties across multiple facilities.
What changes above 250 employees
- Hundreds of vendors, not dozens. Third-party inventories at hospital scale run into the hundreds. Medcurity keeps a live vendor and BAA inventory with full BAA lifecycle management, so nothing expires quietly.
- Questionnaires you don't write by hand. The questionnaire engine drafts vendor questions with AI and runs them through a decision engine, so a small compliance team can assess a large vendor book.
- Subcontractor BAAs. Your vendors have vendors. Subcontractor BAA management tracks the layer underneath the one most tools stop at.
- Evidence your external auditor can open themselves. Audit Room Pro gives auditors their own access, request lists, evidence tracking, expiring-evidence alerts and attestations, instead of a shared drive and a deadline.
- Board and executive reporting. Multi-site and parent organizations need a roll-up a board will read. Compliance Plus includes board and executive reporting alongside vendor risk and Audit Room Pro.
- Multi-site programs. Larger FQHCs, rural hospitals and multi-facility organizations run assessment and remediation tracking across sites rather than one questionnaire per building.
Pricing scales with the size of your organization
Medcurity pricing starts at $499 for a small practice and scales with organization size. It scales with your organization’s size; request a quote for pricing above the small-practice tier. Vendor risk is quoted alongside the assessment for your organization's size.
Talk to us about an enterprise vendor risk program
Related: vendor risk tells you who you rely on. A Medcurity-managed Network Vulnerability Assessment tells you what is exposed on your own network.