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PHI De-identification by ClerkAI

ClerkAI · Software Development

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What the publisher says

As described on AWS Marketplace.

PHI De-identification by ClerkAI is a production-ready API that identifies, anonymizes, and de-anonymizes Protected Health Information (PHI) in medical text using large language models (LLMs). It is deployed entirely within your AWS account, ensuring your patient data never leaves your environment.

The product supports three storage backends to fit your architecture:

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  • AWS KMS for encryption-at-rest with no database required,
  • DynamoDB Token-Based storage for scalable token lookups, and
  • DynamoDB Record-Based storage for granular per-record retrieval and deletion.

All anonymization is fully reversible - original PHI values can be restored at any time using the same API.

Deployed via a single CloudFormation stack, the product provisions an EC2 instance (pre-baked AMI), DynamoDB tables, a KMS key, IAM roles, and a CloudWatch log group with no manual setup.

A built-in web dashboard provides an interactive interface for anonymization, deanonymization, token lookup, and API key management. Access is secured with named API keys backed by DynamoDB, supporting optional expiry and individual revocation. The instance runs in a private subnet with VPC peering and AWS SSM Session Manager support for secure access without exposing a public IP.

Highlights

Highlighted by the publisher on AWS Marketplace.

AI powered PHI extraction and anonymization. Identifies names, dates, SSNs, addresses, and 19 other PHI categories from unstructured medical text with no custom training required.

Fully reversible anonymization with AWS KMS encryption and DynamoDB token storage. Original PHI values can be restored at any time, supporting both de-identification and re-identification workflows.

Designed for sensitive healthcare data. Runs entirely inside your AWS account in a private VPC subnet with no public IP, KMS-encrypted PHI at rest, IAM-controlled least-privilege access, individually-revocable named API keys, and CloudWatch audit logging on every request. Patient data never leaves your environment.

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Plans and pricing as listed

21 listed
t3.micro
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$4.90
t2.micro
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$4.90
t3a.micro
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$4.90
t3.small
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$4.90
t3a.small
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$4.90
t2.small
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$4.90
t2.xlarge
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$4.90
t3.xlarge
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$4.90
t3.large
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$4.90
t3a.xlarge
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$4.90
t3a.large
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$4.90
t3a.2xlarge
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$4.90
and 9 more plans on the listing

Refund terms

As stated by the publisher on AWS Marketplace.

Please contact clerkai@generative-technologies.com to request a refund. We will respond within 2 to 7 business days.

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Pricing
Paid
21 plans listed
Delivery
CloudFormation template
For support, please contact us at: clerkai@generative-technologies.com.
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