generated: '2026-08-25' method: searched source: https://mantrahealth.com/security-and-privacy/ name: Mantra Health conformance and compliance note: >- Compliance claims are taken verbatim from Mantra Health's own Security and Privacy page. Technical API conformance could not be derived from a contract — there is no OpenAPI, and GraphQL introspection is disabled — so every technical entry below is recorded as unknown with the reason, rather than guessed from the product category. standards: - id: hipaa name: Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act conforms: true category: regulatory evidence: url: https://mantrahealth.com/security-and-privacy/ http_status: 200 quote: >- "We adhere to the national standard for handling Protected Health Information (PHI) related to student health records, medical research collaborations, and other university-related healthcare data." note: >- Self-attested adherence, which is the normal form for HIPAA — it is a regulatory obligation for a covered entity or business associate, not a certification issued by a body. - id: soc-2 name: SOC 2 (AICPA Trust Services Criteria) conforms: true category: audit evidence: url: https://mantrahealth.com/security-and-privacy/ http_status: 200 quote: >- "Mantra has undergone a rigorous external audit, in which our security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality, and privacy controls have been assessed and approved." note: >- The page heading reads "SOC-I & SOC-II" and names all five Trust Services Criteria. The report itself is not published; no report date, auditor or Type (I/II) is stated, and there is no trust portal from which to request it. - id: soc-1 name: SOC 1 (SSAE 18 / ICFR) conforms: true category: audit evidence: url: https://mantrahealth.com/security-and-privacy/ http_status: 200 quote: '"SOC-I & SOC-II"' note: Claimed in the same heading as SOC 2; no report, date or auditor published. - id: tx-ramp name: Texas Risk and Authorization Management Program conforms: partial category: regulatory evidence: url: https://mantrahealth.com/security-and-privacy/ http_status: 200 quote: >- "We're proactively committed to aligning with state-specific security requirements, including the TX RMP security framework which is mandated for higher education institutions and state agencies in Texas." note: >- Recorded as partial deliberately. Mantra claims "committed to aligning with", not a granted TX-RAMP certification at a stated level, and no certification number or status is published. The page also renders the program name as "TX RMP". - id: ferpa name: Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act conforms: unknown category: regulatory evidence: null note: >- Not claimed anywhere on the Security and Privacy page, despite the customer base being colleges and universities and the data including student records. Recorded as unknown, not as absent — it may be addressed in the institutional contract, which is not public. - id: oauth2 name: OAuth 2.0 conforms: unknown category: technical evidence: null note: >- The status page lists an "SSO" component, so a federated identity surface exists, but no /.well-known/openid-configuration or /.well-known/oauth-authorization-server document is served on any Mantra host (all probed: 404 on api.mantrahealth.com, 301-to-homepage on mantrahealth.com, SPA shell on the portals). Nothing is asserted. - id: oidc name: OpenID Connect conforms: unknown category: technical evidence: null note: Same as oauth2 — an SSO component exists but no discovery document is published. - id: rfc9457 name: 'RFC 9457: Problem Details for HTTP APIs' conforms: false category: technical evidence: url: https://api.mantrahealth.com/graphql http_status: 400 quote: >- Errors are returned in the GraphQL errors[] envelope with Apollo extensions.code values (GRAPHQL_VALIDATION_FAILED, INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR), served as application/json — not application/problem+json. note: Not a defect; a GraphQL API is not expected to use RFC 9457. - id: rfc9331 name: 'RFC 9331: RateLimit header fields' conforms: false category: technical evidence: url: https://api.mantrahealth.com/graphql http_status: 200 quote: >- Returns legacy X-RateLimit-Limit / X-RateLimit-Remaining / X-RateLimit-Reset rather than the standard RateLimit and RateLimit-Policy fields. - id: rfc9116 name: 'RFC 9116: security.txt' conforms: false category: technical evidence: url: https://api.mantrahealth.com/.well-known/security.txt http_status: 404 note: No security.txt is served on any Mantra Health host. domain_standards: - id: fhir name: HL7 FHIR conforms: unknown evidence: null note: >- The obvious domain standard for this market, and the shortlist entry worth probing first for a healthcare provider. NOT FOUND and NOT ASSERTED. Mantra runs a proprietary EHR (the Collaboration Portal is described as an extension to it) and the status page lists a "3rd Party Integrations" component, but no FHIR base URL, CapabilityStatement, /metadata endpoint or FHIR resource path responded on api.mantrahealth.com, and the contract is GraphQL with introspection disabled, so no resource shapes can be inspected. Absence of evidence only — reward-only dimension, so no penalty is implied. - id: hl7v2 name: HL7 v2 messaging conforms: unknown evidence: null note: Not discoverable from any public surface; campus EHR integration terms are not published. - id: smart-on-fhir name: SMART on FHIR conforms: unknown evidence: null note: >- No .well-known/smart-configuration served on any host. Not asserted. evidence: - url: https://mantrahealth.com/security-and-privacy/ status: 200 - url: https://api.mantrahealth.com/graphql status: 400 - url: https://api.mantrahealth.com/.well-known/openid-configuration status: 404