Skip to content
FonteumThe Graph

The capability layer

APIREST + bulk accessMCP serverCallable by AI agentsFHIR R4 APIBulk exportAttestation & audit packReconciliationSource-vs-source diffsEntity graphSnapshotsPoint-in-time, bitemporal

By use case

Exclusion & sanctions screeningCredentialing & provider-data enrichmentAudit evidence & defensible programsProvider data for AI / RAGM&A & network diligence

By buyer

Compliance & riskDevelopers & AI teams

The differentiator

Coverage & sourcesThe catalogFreshnessMethodologyCare CompareFacility qualityBrowse all datasets →
Research

The dev on-ramp

DocsAPI referenceMCPQuickstartStatusChangelogSDKs & integrations
Pricing
Sign inTry the FHIR sandbox →Request access →

Platform

APIMCP serverFHIR R4 APIBulk exportAttestation & audit packReconciliationEntity graphSnapshots

Solutions

Exclusion & sanctions screeningCredentialing & provider-data enrichmentAudit evidence & defensible programsProvider data for AI / RAGM&A & network diligenceCompliance & riskDevelopers & AI teams

Data

Coverage & sourcesFreshnessMethodologyCare CompareBrowse all datasets →
Research

Developers

DocsAPI referenceMCPQuickstartStatusChangelogSDKs & integrations
Pricing
Sign inTry the FHIR sandbox →Request access →

USE CASE · AUDIT EVIDENCE & DEFENSIBLE PROGRAMS

Walk into the audit with the evidence already assembled.

Every screening and data query returns a dated, source-cited record signed to an append-only chain. When OCR, CMS, or a payer asks how you knew what you knew and when, the answer is an artifact — not a vendor statement.

Request access →Compliance & risk teamsSee the audit-pack API →Developers & AI teams

Signed attestation per recordEd25519 witness chainPoint-in-time historyMethodology versioned

✓ No PHI✓ SOC 2 Type 1 in progress (Q3 2026)✓ Re-derivable offline✓ JSON · CSV · PDF

The enforcement reality

The audit is not whether you checked. It is whether you can prove it.

CMS Care Compare records

$467MSource: https://data.cms.gov/provider-data/dataset/r9s8-i3pj · Dataset: cms-care-compare-nh-deficiencies/v1 · Snapshot: 2026-05-01
in fines and 2,553 payment denials across 6,919 nursing facilities over a rolling three-year window. When enforcement lands, the question is not whether you ran a screen — it is whether you can produce the dated, sourced record of every check.

A screenshot or a spreadsheet cell does not survive that question. An attestation that names the source, the date, and the snapshot — and proves it was not altered afterward — does.

The developer pain

Reconstructing evidence months after the fact.

When the audit request arrives, teams scramble to reconstruct what a record said at decision time — but the source file has since changed, the join logic moved, and there is no log of the methodology in force back then. The evidence is rebuilt, not retrieved, and a rebuilt record is contestable.

An audit-pack export returns the period's records already joined, each with its snapshot date, methodology version, and chain reference. The evidence is retrieved exactly as it was held — there is nothing to reconstruct.


How it works

Four properties that make a record defensible.

When

Timestamp

Every query is logged with a UTC timestamp. The record shows the moment the check ran, not the moment you exported the report.

What

Source + snapshot

Each field names its source and the snapshot date it was read from — the exact upstream version, pinned and reproducible.

How

Methodology version

The methodology version is stamped at query time. The same version run later reproduces the same record, byte for byte.

Proof

Signed chain

Each record is signed to an Ed25519 witness chain with a public key, so its integrity is provable — and re-derivable offline by anyone.

Integration & workflow

One evidence trail. Two ways in.

Developers pull an audit pack over REST and re-derive the chain programmatically. Compliance teams assemble the pack for an audit period and attach the signed attestation.

GET /api/v1/audit-pack/export

curl "https://fonteum.com/api/v1/audit-pack/export?ccn=115001&format=json" \
  -H "Accept: application/json"

Response

{
  "ccn": "115001",
  "generated_at": "2026-06-17T14:02:11Z",
  "sources_joined": 12,
  "records": [
    {
      "field": "civil_money_penalty_total",
      "value": "248500.00",
      "_source": "CMS Care Compare — Nursing Home",
      "_snapshot": "2026-05-01",
      "_methodology": "audit-pack/v1",
      "sha256": "9f2c…a17b"
    }
  ],
  "attestation": {
    "chain_link_index": 142,
    "public_key_url": "https://fonteum.com/.well-known/chain-public-key.json",
    "verify_url": "https://fonteum.com/api/v1/chain/verify"
  }
}

Export joins every ingested federal source for a facility (CCN) or provider, in NDJSON, JSON, or CSV. The chain link is re-derivable via POST /api/v1/chain/verify — recompute the hashes from inputs alone, no DB access required.

  1. 01Define the program: which sources you screen and enrich against, and on what cadence.
  2. 02Every query is logged with a UTC timestamp, the source snapshot date, and the methodology version in force.
  3. 03For an audit period, assemble the audit pack: every relevant record joined, with per-field provenance.
  4. 04Attach the signed attestation — the chain link that proves the records were held, unaltered, on those dates.
  5. 05Hand the auditor the pack; they re-derive the chain offline to confirm integrity without trusting Fonteum.

Sample audit-evidence artifact

AUDIT PACK — EVIDENCE MANIFEST
Scope ............... CCN 115001 (single facility)
Generated (UTC) ..... 2026-06-17T14:02:11Z
Sources joined ...... 12 federal source families
Civil money penalty . $248,500.00   [CMS Care Compare · 2026-05-01]
Exclusion screen .... no match      [OIG LEIE · 2026-06-01]
Methodology ......... audit-pack/v1
Chain link .......... index 142 (Ed25519 witness chain)
Public key .......... /.well-known/chain-public-key.json
Re-derive offline ... /api/v1/chain/verify

The signed attestation links each record to an append-only chain. An auditor re-derives it offline against the public key — the integrity proof never asks them to trust Fonteum.


Proof — not logos

The evidence layer is itself auditable.

VersionedSource: https://fonteum.com/methodology · Dataset: fonteum-methodology/v1 · Snapshot: 2026-05-27

Methodology

Every methodology version is published and pinned per record, so an auditor can read exactly how the figure was derived.

Ed25519

Witness chain

An append-only signature chain with a public key. Records are signed as they are held; the chain proves the sequence was not edited.

100%

Public corrections

Every correction is logged publicly with a date. The defensibility comes from radical transparency, not from claiming we are never wrong.

FederalSource: https://oig.hhs.gov/exclusions/exclusions_list.asp · Dataset: oig-leie/v1 · Snapshot: 2026-05-01

Public-domain sources

All evidence draws on public federal records. No PHI, no scraped data, no proprietary black box an auditor cannot inspect.

“The artifact your compliance officer attaches to the response — not a vendor statement that something was checked.”

AUDIT EVIDENCE

Assemble the evidence pack before the audit asks for it.

Request access→ Read the methodology

Questions

Before the security questionnaire.

What makes this defensible in an audit?

Three things an auditor asks for: when the check ran, what source it ran against, and proof the record was not altered after the fact. Every Fonteum result carries a UTC timestamp, a named source with its snapshot date, a pinned methodology version, and a signature linking it to an append-only chain.

Can an auditor confirm the evidence without trusting Fonteum?

Yes. The attestation chain is an Ed25519 witness chain with a public key. An auditor can download a chain link and re-derive its hashes offline, then confirm one online linkage to the prior link. The integrity proof does not depend on taking our word for it.

What if a source changes after I pulled it?

The record is point-in-time. The snapshot date pins the exact version of the source you screened against, and the chain proves you held that result on that date. A later upstream change cannot retroactively alter or invalidate the evidence you assembled.

What is in an audit pack?

A facility- or provider-scoped export joining every relevant federal source — exclusion, penalty, deficiency, staffing, ownership — with per-field provenance, the methodology version, and the chain reference. Available as JSON, NDJSON, CSV, or a signed PDF artifact.

Is this a SOC 2 control?

Fonteum's SOC 2 Type 1 audit is in progress (target Q3 2026). The provenance and attestation layer maps to change-management and integrity controls, and the public correction log records every change. The audit pack is the evidence artifact your own controls can point to.

Go deeper

The provenance layer behind the evidence.

Solutions

All solutions — by use case & buyer →

Trust

Methodology & versioning →

Trust

Data provenance & the attestation chain →

Trust

Public corrections log →

Capability

Point-in-time snapshots →

Research

Nursing home penalties enforcement 2026 →

Use case

Exclusion & sanctions screening →

Use case

Credentialing & provider-data enrichment →

For compliance

Fonteum for compliance & risk teams →

FONTEUM · AUDIT EVIDENCE

Build a defensible program on public data only. No PHI.

Request access→ See the audit-pack API

Built on the authoritative federal record

The primary sources, named on every page.

These are the federal agencies whose public datasets Fonteum ingests and attributes — the issuing authorities, not customers or partners. Every figure on the site links back to one of them.

  • CMS
  • HHS-OIG
  • HRSA
  • FDA
  • NLM
  • NUCC
  • Census
  • BLS
  • BEA

See the full source registry, with license and refresh cadence for each →

Reproducible by design

Every figure traces to its federal source.

14-tuple provenance

Every rendered fact ties to a source URL, dataset ID, snapshot date, row key, and SHA-256 — the full chain-of-custody record.

Reproducible SQL

Each study ships the exact query behind its figures, run against the cited federal snapshot. Re-run it yourself.

Daily reconciliation

Published counts are reconciled against the upstream federal datasets on a daily cadence, with drift logged.

Named medical review

Reviewed by Jennifer Montecillo, MD, medical reviewer. Non-practicing medical reviewer.

Read the full provenance and attestation methodology →

Two doors

Use the free API and open data

Query providers, facilities, sanctions, and quality scores — each field carrying its federal source. Self-serve, no call to start.

Explore the API →Browse the data catalog →

Talk to us

Managed pilots, enterprise terms, and audit-ready, signed attestation packages for compliance, risk, and research teams.

Talk to us →
Fonteum
Platform
Platform overviewAPIMCP serverFHIR R4 APIBulk exportAttestation & audit packReconciliationEntity graphSnapshots
Solutions
All solutionsExclusion & sanctions screeningCredentialing & enrichmentAudit evidenceProvider data for AI / RAGM&A & network diligenceCompliance & riskDevelopers & AI teams
Data & sources
Coverage & sourcesBrowse all datasetsFreshnessMethodologyCare CompareSanctionsOwnershipStaffingDeficienciesSpecial Focus Facilities
Developers
Developer hubDocsAPI referenceQuickstartStatusChangelogSDKs & integrationsWebhooks
Research
Research hubGlossaryComparisonsCitationsWhy Fonteum
Company
AboutPressCustomersPricingContactEditorial policyCorrections
Trust & legal
TrustQualitySecurityPrivacy policyTerms of serviceMedical disclaimer

Reviewed by Jennifer Montecillo, MD, medical reviewer. Non-practicing medical reviewer.

© 2026 Fonteum LLC. All rights reserved.

·hello@fonteum.com

The U.S. healthcare graph AI can cite — every fact carries its source.

Request access→

The substrate, by the numbers

44federal source familiesDistinct CMS, OIG, HRSA, FDA and peer datasets
35dataset pagesCitable, downloadable /data catalog pages
65reproducible studiesEach shipping the SQL behind its figures