Quietly, the Feds recently set the stage for a massive expansion of enforcement of privacy rules under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA).
Good News for Health Entities: HIPAA Compliance is your insurance policy The Feds recently announced that in cases where organizations have no culpability in a
By Diane Evans Publisher, MyHIPAA Guide For a dentist, social media can be a great way to communication valuable information. Conversely, it could be
If you really want to protect the privacy of those you serve, it is important to establish a culture of vigilance within your organization. Now,
Just a quick reminder physicians, dentists and others who may be thinking about selling their practices. Even when you are no longer in business, you
Our new webinar series gives you the answers on what to do after receiving a complaint about a potential HIPAA breach. Register here for sessions
Staff working on the ground sees everything; they are the ones likely to come across a problem that demands your attention. You need to have
At the recent annual conference of the Association of Professional Developmental Disability Administrators (APDDA), we had the pleasure of hearing from administrators from facilities in
At the start of each new year, it is always good to look back at federal settlements under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
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