Levitate Achieves HIPAA Readiness, Expands Platform to Healthcare Sector
Levitate has achieved HIPAA readiness and expanded its relationship-first marketing platform to healthcare providers, announced in a press release. The company attested to meeting the requirements of the HIPAA Security Rule, supported by Vanta’s compliance platform, implementing administrative, technical, and physical safeguards to support customers’ compliance needs.
With this certification, Levitate is extending its platform to dental and chiropractic practices. The HIPAA-enabled platform offers tools for email and text outreach, automated reminders, retention campaigns, and AI-powered suggested responses, designed to help healthcare providers strengthen patient relationships and improve retention.
The company’s Service-as-Software model combines technology with human support, allowing healthcare organizations to manage personalized communication while maintaining compliance. Levitate’s new offering enables providers to reduce no-shows, increase repeat visits, and focus more time on patient care through streamlined, compliant communication tools.
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