Trust & legal

One place for everything legal.

ClearReport stores legally sensitive incident reports for licensed California assisted living facilities. We expose every document an IT team, privacy officer, or compliance reviewer is likely to ask for — directly on this page, no email exchange required for the public docs.

For documents marked “available on request” (MSA), email contact@useclearreport.com and we'll get a signed version to you within two business days.

Public documents

Available on request

Compliance posture

  • CCPA / CPRA

    In scope. We operate as a service provider; consumer-request workflow documented in Privacy Policy.

  • HIPAA

    ClearReport does not sign BAAs today and does not hold itself out as a HIPAA Business Associate. California RCFEs are generally not HIPAA covered entities, so most customers do not need one. If your organization is a covered entity (for example, you also operate a skilled-nursing facility), email contact@useclearreport.com before purchasing and we will tell you honestly whether ClearReport fits your requirements.

  • CMIA and Title 22

    HIPAA is not the only law that applies. California's Confidentiality of Medical Information Act (Civil Code § 56 et seq.) may apply to a licensed RCFE and to the medical information in its records, and Title 22 (22 CCR § 87506 and related sections) requires residents' records to be kept confidential and retained. Reports of suspected abuse (SOC 341) are confidential under Welfare and Institutions Code § 15633.

  • 22 CCR § 87211

    Embedded directly into AI prompts and deadline engine. Updated when CDSS publishes revisions.

  • SOC 2

    Type I planned once we cross 25 paying customers or a contractual requirement. Until then, ask us for a walkthrough.

  • Penetration testing

    Not yet performed. We'll commission one prior to enterprise contracts requiring it.

  • Incident notification SLA

    72 hours from confirmed unauthorized access. See Security Overview.

Last reviewed October 16, 2026. When a document that organizations accept changes, we tell you in advance and ask an administrator to accept the new version in the app.

Operated by Skdaddle LLC — California assisted living incident reporting.