HIPAA Audits - MyHIPAAGuide.com

In the event of a HIPAA audit, you will be asked to produce documentation of your HIPAA compliance program. Above all, you should be prepared to show comprehensive risk assessment and risk mitigation plans. In addition, expect a review of:

~Security Policies and Procedures

~Breach reporting processes

~Business Associate Agreements

MyHIPAA Guide is experienced in helping organizations prepare for an anticipated HIPAA audit following a breach report. If you need help, contact Michelle Bermea at [email protected].

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