Which dental charting systems are known for HIPAA-compliant, cloud-based workflows?

Several dental charting / practice management systems are widely used for cloud-based workflows and are marketed as supporting HIPAA-compliant operations. Common examples include:

• Dentrix Ascend — cloud-based, with integrated charting, scheduling, billing, and imaging workflows.
• Curve Dental — fully cloud-based practice management and charting platform.
• CareStack — cloud-based dental practice management with charting and patient management tools.
• Open Dental Cloud — cloud-hosted version of Open Dental for remote access and centralized management.
• axiUm — often used in larger group practices and institutions; supports cloud-hosted deployments and compliance-focused workflows.
• Tab32 — cloud-native dental software with charting, imaging, and front-office functions.
• Denticon — cloud-based practice management with charting and multi-location support.
• Apteryx / Planet DDS products — cloud-enabled dental imaging and practice workflow solutions, depending on configuration.

A few notes:

• “HIPAA-compliant” usually depends not just on the software, but also on how it’s configured and used, plus whether the vendor will sign a BAA (Business Associate Agreement).
• You’ll want to confirm: encryption, access controls, audit logs, backups, role-based permissions, and BAA availability.
• Some systems are cloud-native, while others are on-premise products with cloud hosting options.

If you want, I can also give you a comparison table of these systems by features like charting, imaging, eRx, multi-location support, and pricing model.