Ukiah vs SkinLink

With Ukiah, project team members and system administrators of organizations using Epic Haiku can preview upcoming development before it is released to clinicians. To use this application, your organization must either be live on or installing Haiku. Additionally, you must have appropriate administrator security within your organization. If you are a clinical user of Epic Haiku, please be aware that you will not be able to access Ukiah. Instead, you should download the current version of Epic Haiku from the App Store.

SkinLink is a secure, mobile platform that lets clinicians route dermatology cases to specialists for asynchronous review. It is built for care teams who need to share lesion photos and clinical context safely — with end-to-end encryption, so patient data never leaves the device in plaintext. THREE ROLES, ONE APP • Clinician — create a case, capture lesion photos with the in-app camera, add clinical notes, and send it to a specialist. • Specialist — review assigned cases, inspect images, and return a diagnosis and management plan. • Admin — manage users, oversee the audit log, and export de-identified data for research. PRIVACY BY DESIGN • End-to-end encryption: every case (photos, notes, structured fields) is encrypted on your device before upload. The server stores only ciphertext and routing metadata — never plaintext patient information. • Device-bound keys: private keys are generated and stored in the device's Secure Enclave / Keystore and never leave it. • No advertising, no analytics, no third-party tracking. • Photos are captured in-app and stored only in the encrypted cloud — never written to your photo library. BUILT FOR REAL-WORLD CARE • Asynchronous workflow designed for intermittent connectivity. • Push notifications for case lifecycle events contain no patient information — just a prompt to open the app. • A full audit log records privileged actions for accountability. ACCESS SkinLink accounts are provisioned by your organization's administrator; the app is intended for use within clinical and research deployments. It is not a consumer self-service product and does not provide medical advice directly to patients. SkinLink supports HIPAA-aware deployments; organizations are responsible for their own agreements with the hosted-backend provider.