HIPAA Assessment
Data security is becoming an increasingly important concern for healthcare organizations. For more than 15 years, HIPAA has been regulating the privacy and security of electronic protected health information (ePHI) utilized by health plans, healthcare clearing houses, and healthcare providers. The scope of that regulation was extended with the passing of the HITECH Act in 2009.
Now compliance with the final HIPAA Omnibus Rule is mandated for these covered entities as well as their third-party vendors (business associates). Failure to comply can lead to civil and criminal penalties for healthcare organizations and their business associates.
ControlCase Healthcare Solutions
With stricter compliance standards, many healthcare organizations are feeling vulnerable and uncertain about how these new regulations apply to them. ControlCase offers a variety of healthcare-related IT auditing, security, and compliance solutions designed to help you understand:
- How HIPAA, HITECH, and the final Omnibus Rule impact your organization.
- What you need to do to protect your organization.
- Which areas of your business pose IT risk.
- The IT security measures you need to take to become HIPAA compliant and mitigate risk.
- How to demonstrate, document and maintain compliance for your own organization and for your business associates.
ControlCase IT Security Solutions Results
No matter which ControlCase IT security solutions you choose, our healthcare IT security specialists will apply proven processes and common controls frameworks to identify potential vulnerabilities. At the completion of any IT assessment, you will receive a detailed report combined with a comprehensive consultation to ensure your key staff members understand:
- Your current compliance posture.
- Recommended steps for improving compliance.
- Additional considerations that may require attention in the future.
Our expertise in HIPAA/HITECH compliance extends beyond healthcare providers to include service providers (business associates) that fall under newly implemented regulations as part of current healthcare reform.