HIPAA-compliant cloud
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What is HIPAA Compliant Cloud Storage Providers

Your cloud service provider is HIPAA compliant. But that doesn’t mean you are too!  As a Covered Entity or a Business Associate who uses a HIPAA-compliant cloud to create, receive, maintain, and send protected health information (PHI), your compliance efforts don’t and mustn’t end there. While using a compliant cloud service provider is a must,…

Components of HIPAA
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Top 5 Components of HIPAA

The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) ensures that health service providers i.e Business Associates (BA) and Covered Entities protect PHI (Protected Health Information) while offering healthcare services. In this article, we discuss the main components of HIPAA and how each serves the purpose stated above.  What are the Components of HIPAA?…

PHI Disclosure
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A Quick Guide to PHI Disclosure

If you work in a healthcare-related field, you’re familiar with safeguarding patient privacy under HIPAA. But let’s face it—putting those concepts into action can be overwhelming, especially when new challenges arise while identifying protected health information (PHI) and understanding covered entities. Staying up-to-date with evolving regulations and technology is a challenging task. Fear not, though!…

HIPAA vs HITRUST
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HITRUST vs HIPAA : Compare Differences and Similarities

HIPAA and HITRUST are two standards often used interchangeably in the healthcare industry. Despite having overlapping requirements and the same goal – to secure protected health information (PHI), their applicability differs in many ways. This raises the question: which is right to secure data in the healthcare industry? Which makes more sense for my type…

HIPAA vs GDPR
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Difference Between HIPAA and GDPR Compliance

The compliance function of an organization can be likened to the brakes on a car. And now, this might get you to think…while the brakes (compliance) may slow progress, they are essential for maintaining control and navigating tricky situations.  HIPAA and GDPR are two frameworks that aim to protect personal information, but they do this…

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