ForeSee Medical’s ESP® Application Achieves HITRUST r2 Certification, Demonstrating Commitment to Cybersecurity and Information Protection

SAN DIEGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--ForeSee Medical, a leading provider of HCC Risk Adjustment Software for Medicare Advantage, today announced its ESP Application residing at Amazon Web Services (AWS) has earned certified status from HITRUST for cybersecurity and information protection.

The HITRUST r2 Certification demonstrates that the organization’s ESP Application has met requirements defined by a leading cybersecurity assurance leader, confirming that strong controls are in place to protect sensitive data and manage risk effectively.

Built on the HITRUST Assurance Program, this achievement reflects independent third-party testing, centralized quality assurance, and certification backed by HITRUST’s Cyber Threat-Adaptive engine. These elements ensure continuous alignment with the latest threat intelligence and evolving standards across NIST, ISO, and OWASP.

“As cybersecurity expectations rise, our stakeholders expect credible, validated assurance,” said Dr. Sol Lizerbram, CEO at ForeSee Medical. “Achieving HITRUST Certification reinforces our ongoing commitment to protecting data, managing risk, and maintaining the trust of those we serve.”

“Earning HITRUST Certification demonstrates ForeSee Medical’s commitment to managing information risk and protecting sensitive data through a rigorous, proven assurance process,” said Gregory Webb, CEO at HITRUST. “This achievement reflects the organization’s proactive approach to cybersecurity and trust.”

About ForeSee Medical

ForeSee Medical helps healthcare organizations achieve improved RAF scores, faster reviews, and stronger compliance with AI that surfaces accurately supported conditions directly from the EHR. By automating chart analysis and linking every finding to clinical evidence, ForeSee’s risk adjustment software dramatically improves coder and clinician productivity—eliminating manual chart hunting while keeping humans in control. The result is faster coding, stronger documentation integrity, and audit-ready compliance without disrupting existing workflows.