WAYNE, PA — YoCierge Inc has achieved the prestigious CARIN Code of Conduct for Consumer-Facing Applications Accreditation, governed by the Electronic Healthcare Network Accreditation Commission (EHNAC) and awarded by DirectTrust.
This accreditation emphasizes YoCierge’s commitment to providing secure and trusted access to consumer health data. The comprehensive independent review process conducted by DirectTrust ensured that the company’s solutions meet stringent standards in transparency, consent, security, and data exchange across stakeholders, including patients, providers, and health plans.
“By achieving the CARIN Code of Conduct for Consumer-Facing Applications Accreditation from DirectTrust, YoCierge Inc has demonstrated their ability to provide consumers with secure and trusted access to their personal health data,” said Scott Stuewe, President and CEO of DirectTrust. “Attaining this accreditation is a significant achievement for YoCierge Inc in that it gives all healthcare stakeholders full confidence in the ability to exchange private and sensitive health information via an application that voluntarily sought verification to advance consumer-directed exchange.”
George Bessenyei, CEO of YoCierge Inc, reiterated the company’s dedication to privacy and innovation, stating, “At YoCierge, trust, transparency, and security have always been at the core of how we serve our clients. Earning the CARIN Code of Conduct for Consumer-Facing Applications accreditation from DirectTrust is not just a milestone—it’s a reflection of our deep commitment to protecting consumer health data and upholding the highest standards in data privacy and interoperability.”
The accreditation signals a major milestone for YoCierge, showcasing its role as a leader in secure, consumer-focused health data solutions designed to support privacy, interoperability, and trust in the digital healthcare ecosystem.
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