Compliance

Healthcare and privacy compliance

Last updated April 16, 2026

AcuClient is designed to support the compliance obligations of licensed and unlicensed wellness professionals in Canada and the United States. Compliance is a shared responsibility: Effect Wellness Inc. provides the infrastructure, controls, and documentation; you configure and use the service in line with your professional and legal duties.

Business Associate Agreement

A Business Associate Agreement is in place with our primary data processor, Supabase. This covers the handling of protected health information (PHI) where AcuClient is used by US-based practitioners. A BAA between you and Effect Wellness Inc. is available on paid plans — contact us to request one.

Current posture — honest version

AcuClient is hosted on Supabase infrastructure located in the United States (Oregon). Canadian-region hosting is planned for a future platform upgrade. Consent-tracking, audit-log write paths, and automated data-retention enforcement are all on the active build plan and will ship ahead of or alongside general availability in regulated clinical settings.

We have deliberately avoided claiming “compliant” status on any individual regulation. The pages below describe how AcuClient is designed to support each regulation's requirements and what practitioners should know when making an informed vendor decision.

Regulations we address

Processors and sub-processors

The processors that touch AcuClient data are listed in our Privacy Policy: Supabase, Stripe, Twilio, Resend, and Google (Gemini). Each is bound by a written data-processing agreement and processes data only as instructed.

Related documentation

Contact

AcuClient is operated by Effect Wellness Inc. For data-protection, privacy, or legal requests, email privacy@effectwellness.com. For general or product questions, use the contact details on our contact page.