APEX VAULT.
Compliance Proxy Infrastructure

Replace the pixel. Keep the conversion signal. Leave the rest alone.

A compliance proxy between a healthcare website and every marketing or analytics destination. Outbound tracking events leave sanitized. No IP. No fingerprint. No URL. No consumer health data crosses the wire. The only valid destinations are a private Matomo instance and the major Conversion APIs.

01

Why this exists

Class actions, FTC actions, and state AG actions against healthcare websites running standard analytics and ad-conversion pixels. A multi-year, multi-state settlement docket. Plaintiff firms file under state wiretap statutes, state consumer-health-privacy laws, state comprehensive privacy laws, federal ECPA, and the FTC Act — wherever a visitor's state of residence opens a cause of action. Cyber insurance renewals in 2026 condition coverage on tracking-pixel controls.

$100M+
Aggregate Settlements
15+
Public Cases
2022 — 2026
Active Docket

Class actions against hospital systems, specialty pharma, telehealth, and digital-health platforms across multiple states. State wiretap, state consumer-health-privacy, federal ECPA. Docket accelerates post-Dobbs and post-AHA v. Becerra.

02

Architecture

A single sanitization layer. Two outcomes:

You finally see the full journey. Matomo replaces GA4 and Adobe Analytics. Private, first-party, client-owned. Every visit. Every page. Every action. By visitor. Unsampled. Unlimited retention.

Open any visit, see the exact path. Page sequence, time on each, referrer in, exit out. The data Meta and Google were holding back, now on the client's side of the wire.

Your ads keep running. Meta Pixel, Google Ads tag, Bing UET, LinkedIn Insight — replaced by server-side Conversion API calls. Payload: per-event UUID, conversion value, timestamp. That's it.

Nothing matchable crosses the wire. No IP. No fingerprint. No URL. No click ID. No hashed PII. No persistent user signal.

Platforms see a conversion happened. They can't tell who. Identity stitching is impossible at the destination — which is what keeps the flow outside the statutory "sale" definition under state consumer-health-privacy law.

Source
Healthcare Website
Raw tracking events
IP · Fingerprint · URL
Sanitization Boundary
Apex Vault
Strip IP · Strip Fingerprint
Strip Health-Intent URL
Destinations
Sanitized Output
Matomo (private)
Conversion APIs
No raw tracking event reaches a third-party destination.

Out of scope: CRM, marketing automation, EHR, EMR, and authenticated patient portals operate on separate data paths and are not touched by Apex Vault. The compliance perimeter wraps the marketing and analytics surface only.

03

Audiences

Apex Vault deploys to three operator profiles, sized from independent practice through enterprise.

Tier 01 · Independent Practice

1 — 4 location practices

Multi-tenant. Solo and small-group practices. Templated BAA, standard CAPI forwarding, private Matomo.

Public pricing · 7-day deployment
Self-service onboarding
Independent Practice →
Tier 02 · MSO Platform

5 — 25 location operators

Single-tenant. Multi-site groups, PE-backed platforms, MSO operators. Custom integrations, negotiated BAA, pre-go-live pen test.

MNDA-gated pricing
9-week deployment cycle
MSO Platform →
Tier 03 · Enterprise

26+ locations · pharma · hospital systems

Bespoke. Hospital systems, specialty pharma, multi-brand enterprises. Custom hardening, independent Letter of Attestation.

Custom pricing · Bespoke scope
Validation Standard included
Enterprise →
04

Regulatory perimeter

Enterprise providers, MSO operators, and specialty pharma face the same statutory perimeter. HIPAA coverage status differs across the three. Everything else applies uniformly.

Applies to all three audiences, every state where they have visitors

  • State wiretap statutes — CIPA §632.7 (CA), Illinois Eavesdropping, NY Penal Law §250
  • State wiretap statutes — Massachusetts Wiretap, Florida Security of Communications
  • State consumer-health-privacy laws — Washington MHMDA, Nevada SB 370
  • State consumer-health-privacy laws — Connecticut health-data provisions, others pending
  • State comprehensive privacy laws — CPRA, VCDPA, CDPA, CTDPA, UCPA, TDPSA, others
  • Federal ECPA / Wiretap Act (18 U.S.C. §§ 2510–2523)
  • FTC Act §5 — unfair and deceptive practices
  • State Attorney General consumer-privacy actions
  • Cyber-insurance renewal underwriting (2026+)
  • HIPAA (covered entities only)
05

Posture

Security posture and attestation details are published on the trust subdomain.

CSA CCM / CAIQ self-attested SOC 2 Type 1 — next milestone Validation Standard at go-live Tech E&O + Cyber Liability security.apexvaultcompliance.com →