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About
Sigma HealthTech's product is SigMail, which the company describes as "an end-to-end encrypted secure messaging platform for Canadian healthcare providers and frontline workers to conduct secure patient communication." The pitch is regulatory as much as technical: clinical communication that meets HIPAA, PHIPA and comparable standards, with patient data held in Canadian datacentres that the company says meet ISO 27000, HIPAA, CSA STAR and SOC 2 guidelines. It positions itself as physician-built — its own site frames the commitment in the first person plural of practising doctors — and it is based in Oakville, west of Toronto. Duncan Rozario, chief of surgery at Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital and founder of the Oakville Virtual Care Program, is its chief medical officer.
Backers
Not disclosed. The company publishes no funding information and none was found.
Quick answers
What does Sigma HealthTech make?
SigMail, an end-to-end encrypted messaging platform for Canadian healthcare providers and frontline workers, built so clinical and patient communication can meet PHIPA, HIPAA and similar requirements instead of running over ordinary email.
Where is the data held?
In Canada. The company says SigMail's data sits behind five levels of security in datacentres meeting ISO 27000, HIPAA, CSA STAR and SOC 2 guidelines.
Who runs it?
The site names no team. Duncan Rozario — a general surgeon, chief of surgery at Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital and the founder of the Oakville Virtual Care Program — is its chief medical officer.