HIPAA Exams

Following HIPAA can seem daunting at first, but it’s an important step for ensuring the privacy of your patients. This is where HIPAA training and certification can help. Whether you’re a healthcare…

Healthcare professionals share a responsibility to protect electronic health information. That’s where HIPAA’s Security Rule—and its technical safeguards—come in. These safeguards are the digital…

Healthcare organizations rely on a wide range of partners to manage operations, from IT services to billing companies. When these partners have access to sensitive patient data, they must adhere to…

When it comes to protecting medical privacy, HIPAA is the standard in the United States, holding healthcare providers and organizations accountable for safeguarding patient information. But what…

Millions of people rely on period tracking apps to monitor their cycles, manage symptoms, and plan for everything from family planning to general wellness. However, as these apps handle deeply…

As a healthcare professional, you understand the importance of protecting patient privacy and maintaining HIPAA compliance. One aspect of this responsibility is understanding the role and…

Healthcare providers are constantly looking for better ways to communicate with patients while adhering to strict privacy regulations. Google Voice, with its free and paid plans, presents an…

Every employee deserves to be treated with respect. Unfortunately, harassment still occurs in the workplace, causing employees to be treated uncomfortably. There is workplace harassment in all work…

The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) requires its covered entities to distribute a plain-language Notice of Privacy Practices (NPPs) to all patients describing…

Do you handle protected health information (PHI) at work? If so, you must ensure that all email communications and other forms of PHI communication, storage, and transmission comply with the Health…