Can your organization ensure that your medical records and patient information are being protected? The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) requires anyone who handles medical information, such as healthcare providers and insurance companies, to secure Protected Health Information (PHI), exchange data electronically, and protect patient information. Risks of noncompliance can include fines as much as $1.5 million per violation.
Under HIPAA regulations, healthcare organizations must develop policies and procedures outlining how they will provide patients access to their records, document proper employee training, and detail when records should be disposed of.
What if you could implement a system that could help you make sure PHI is securely protected at all times? Ensure the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of your PHI. Protect against unauthorized access during electronic transmission and at rest, by implementing an information management system.
Download this helpful brief and become an expert on HIPAA regulations today.
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- Visit this webpage to learn how information management systems help healthcare organizations.
- What if your healthcare organization could save $250,000 a year? Read this case study to learn how MHCD was able to.
- How can information management systems improve healthcare processes? Read this healthcare industry brief to find out.
- Why does your healthcare organization need an information management system? Check out this Healthcare infographic to learn more!
