Organization A
- Programs
- Journeys
- Authorized team
Security at RecoverOS
Access should be explicit.
RecoverOS is designed around explicit access scope, organizational boundaries, auditable activity, and controlled operational responsibility.
A role determines access scope. Scope is constrained by an organization boundary. Access can be recorded.
Role
Care operations
Determines
Scope
Assigned recovery programs
Constrained by
Organization boundary
This organization only
Recorded by
Audit
Access recorded
Access model
Access follows responsibility.
Access should be modeled through role, program scope, organization and operational duty. Hiding a control is not the same as authorizing it. The roles below are illustrative concepts, not a confirmed production permission set.
Illustrative access model
Care operations
Assigned program
Program owner
Program configuration
Organization admin
Organization-level controls
Organization boundaries
Recovery records stay with the organization responsible for them.
Programs, journeys and authorized teams belong to one organization. Another organization sits outside that path. Records are not shown crossing the boundary.
Organization A holds its programs, journeys and authorized team. Organization B holds its own. A boundary sits between them. They are not connected.
Boundary
Organization B
- Programs
- Journeys
- Authorized team
Auditability
Important operational activity can be recorded.
When someone views a record, assigns follow-up or updates a status, that action can belong to the same operational history. This page does not claim immutable logs or a published retention period.
Case · RV-8841
09:14
Record viewedNow
09:16
Operational item assigned
09:22
Follow-up recorded
10:03
Status updated
Support access
Elevated access is not assumed.
If RecoverOS support needs to see an environment, that access should be explicit. The surface below is a principle, not a finished production control.
- Support access
- Off
- Temporary access
- Not granted
- Scope
- No patient records
Data responsibility
Policy belongs in the system, not in a side channel.
RecoverOS is designed so data-region and retention requirements can be treated as explicit organizational policy. Least-privilege access and privacy-safe operational reporting belong in that same design. Exact regions, retention windows and deletion schedules are not stated here.
- Data-region awareness
- Retention-policy awareness
- Organizational scope
- Least-privilege access
- Privacy-safe reporting
Principles
What remains explicit.
01
Scoped access
Access follows defined roles and program responsibility.
02
Organization boundaries
Recovery information remains associated with its responsible organization.
03
Auditability
Important operational activity can be recorded.
04
Controlled support
Elevated access is explicit rather than assumed.
05
Data policy
Region and retention requirements belong in system configuration.
06
Human accountability
Operational routing supports people; it does not replace clinical responsibility.
Operational responsibility
People remain accountable.
RecoverOS may structure information, collect responses, document activity, translate, summarize, schedule and route operationally.
RecoverOS does not diagnose, prescribe, treat, replace licensed clinicians, or provide emergency medical services.
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