Privacy
Privacy at MedRay
MedRay takes a practical approach to privacy: protect access to information, keep clinic data separated, and give clinics control over who can access sensitive work.
Last updated: September 11, 2026
Information and clinic data
MedRay does not treat patient information as public data. Clinic information remains associated with the clinic using MedRay, and access to sensitive information is controlled through authenticated accounts and permissions.
Access and accountability
Access is managed through authenticated user accounts and role-based permissions. Clinic administrators can control what physicians, assistants, administrative staff, and other users may access or perform. Important actions are designed to remain attributable to authenticated users.
Security and continuity
MedRay uses encrypted connections when information is transmitted between users and MedRay services. Security controls are also applied to stored information within the platform’s infrastructure. Backup and recovery practices support data protection and service continuity.
AI and patient information
Supported AI capabilities follow the same principles of controlled access, privacy, and clinical responsibility as the rest of MedRay. AI is designed to assist healthcare professionals, not replace clinical judgment.
Questions
For privacy questions about the public website or MedRay, contact info@medray.net.
This page describes MedRay’s current public privacy approach. Clinic-specific agreements and jurisdiction-specific requirements may add terms that are not described here.