Why Is HIPAA Important to Your Dental Practice?
Why is HIPAA important to patients and healthcare organizations and what does your dental practice need to do to remain HIPAA compliant at all times?
Common HIPAA violations, penalties, and remaining compliant
HIPAA violations run the gamut from snooping out of idle curiosity to malicious data breaches. A look at common violations and the penalties incurred.
Protect Your Communications with a HIPAA Security Rule Checklist
A HIPAA Security Rule checklist is an invaluable document you can refer to periodically to make sure you remain compliant with the HIPAA Security Rule.
How to Update Your Disaster Recovery Plan and Checklists
A disaster recovery plan is essential for all HIPAA compliant businesses. Moreover, it is crucial this plan is regularly updated to ensure PHI data is safe no matter what.
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.
Can Dentists Use WeTransfer and Be HIPAA Compliant?
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.
Not All Online Backup Service Partners Are Created Equally
HIPAA compliant businesses need HIPAA compliant online backup solutions. Your key considerations when selecting an online backup service partner.
Can your data backup provider deal with economic uncertainty?
Focusing on things we can control puts us back in the driver’s seat. Here’s how to check to see if your data backup provider is robust enough to deal with economic uncertainty.
How to Prevent Downtime and Be HIPAA Compliant in the Process
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.
The Wild World of HIPAA
More often than not it’s a simple mistake, rather than malicious intent, that leaks electronic Protected Health Information (ePHI) and ends up costing your practice money, time, and loss of reputation. Read this post for ways leaks can happen, and the steps you can take to prevent them.