What Are HIPAA Forms and When Do You Use Them?
Dental practitioners must obtain a signed HIPAA form before PHI can be shared with other individuals or organizations. Here’s what you need to know about HIPAA forms.
Dental practitioners must obtain a signed HIPAA form before PHI can be shared with other individuals or organizations. Here’s what you need to know about HIPAA forms.
Is WeTransfer HIPAA compliant? It’s a burning question for dentists across the US – and one which demands your urgent attention in order to avoid penalization.
HIPAA compliant businesses need HIPAA compliant online backup solutions. Your key considerations when selecting an online backup service partner.
Secure file sharing is imperative for dental practitioners who must remain in full compliance with HIPAA. Get top tips on secure file sharing and staying HIPAA compliant.
If your website is collecting PHI, you need to take steps to protect it. Read this post for tips to make sure your Website is HIPAA Compliant.
Step 1 is to prevent a HIPAA breach. But if a breach is discovered, do you know the steps you are required to take? Learn more in this post.
Planning & risk assessment is important for all parts of life, but when it comes to contingency planning for dentists, it’s required. Read this post to learn more.
Learn the three essential systems that need to be in place to prevent downtime & be HIPAA compliant, and how to implement them in your practice.
Reviewing the most popular business backup solutions: Tape (LTO), Disk (HDD/SSD), and the Cloud. Weighing factors such as: Initial Investment, Maintenance Cost, Expandability, Accessibility, Sensitivity, and Ideal Uses.
Is your data safe from a natural disaster? The small amount of time it takes to adopt a disaster recovery plan pales in comparison to the weeks and months it can take to recover from serious data loss. Read this post for three ways to help avoid data loss due to a Natural Disaster.