HIPAA Illiteracy Is Considered Willful Neglect

HIPAA Illiteracy Is Considered Willful Neglect

KNOWING YOUR OFFICE’S VULNERABILITIES IS NOT ENOUGH

 

Unsure of your practice’s vulnerabilities?

 

 


 

Judge Rules in Favor of OCR and Requires $4.3 Million in Penalties for HIPAA Violations

OCR’s investigation found that MD Anderson had written encryption policies and risk analyses had found that the lack of device-level encryption posed a high risk to the security of ePHI. Despite the encryption policies and high-risk findings, MD Anderson failed to encrypt its inventory of electronic devices containing ePHI.


 

Easily Avoid Penalties for HIPAA Violations

Protect your reputation, practice and patient’s information. MD Anderson knew of their vulnerabilties and high risk findings, but failed to act.

Avoid Willful Neglect and the associated HIPAA penalties starting with a Confidential Risk Assessment.

Attend your no-obligation risk analysis review and have a PCIHIPAA Senior Compliance Officer review your HIPAA risk assessment and suggest HIPAA compliant solutions to your vulnerabilities.

 

 

Not protecting the privacy and security of your patient information leads to non-compliance fines, data breaches and reputational risk.

Practices are responsible for patient’s protected health information no matter the consequences.

 

Let PCIHIPAA know you are a member of the Medical Association of the State of Alabama and claim:

  1. Complimentary 2018 HIPAA Risk Assessment Now MandatorySection 164.308(a)(1)(ii)(A)
  2. A 23-Page Risk Analysis Report
  3. A Free 30-Minute HIPAA Risk Consultation
  4. 1 Year of Free Identity Restoration Protection

 

PROTECT YOUR PRACTICE FROM PENALTIES AND FINES

Get on the path to compliance in less than 60 days

 

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