HIPAA, also known as the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, is a federal law that the U.S. government passed way back on August 21, 1996. You know, there are over 629 healthcare regulations out there, and trying to navigate […]
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To deliver the very best care possible, it’s absolutely crucial that we protect patient data with the utmost privacy. HIPAA, or the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, stands as the only federal law in the United States specifically designed […]
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Protected Health Information (PHI) doesn’t stop being private after someone passes away. Under HIPAA, there are still rules in place — and for a good reason. So, how long is PHI protected after death? Let’s break it down. Maybe […]
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Every healthcare organization that handles patient information has one big job: keeping that data safe. And to stay on the right side of the law, they need more than good intentions—they need structure. That’s where a HIPAA audit checklist comes […]
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Artificial intelligence is everywhere these days—even in hospitals and clinics. Tools like ChatGPT can make life easier for doctors, nurses, and even patients. But here’s the catch: healthcare deals with private, sensitive data. And in the U.S., there’s a law […]
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The medical billing world is pretty complex, with a tricky relationship between insurance companies and healthcare providers. HIPAA, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, really stresses the need for secure electronic data exchanges (EDI) and keeping patient privacy safe. […]
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In today’s healthcare landscape, where digital records and electronic communication are the norm, protecting patient privacy is more critical than ever. Protected Health Information—commonly referred to as PHI—is at the core of HIPAA training and compliance efforts. Whether you work […]
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HIPAA — short for the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act — is a federal law that sets national standards for safeguarding sensitive patient health information. It applies to a wide range of healthcare entities, including providers, health plans, clearinghouses, […]
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Today, personal health information plays a major role in how care is delivered. Doctors and nurses rely on this data to make decisions, and patients trust that it stays private. But as more records are stored digitally, protecting that information […]
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In today’s digital world, email is our main way to talk to each other—and that’s true in healthcare too. It makes it easier to connect with patients, insurance companies, and other medical professionals. In fact, a survey revealed that 93% […]
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