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Whether you work for a doctor's office, healthcare organization, or just find yourself handling protected health information or ePHI, this blog breaks down what to look for in a HIPAA-compliant email service provider.
In the healthcare sector, concerns about the spreading coronavirus outbreak have reignited discussion around HIPAA, protected health information, and when it's legal for healthcare providers to disclose patient records.
HIPAA fines are up. Audits by the Department of Health and Human Services are up. 2019 is shaping up to be a rather tumultuous and dangerous year for healthcare providers ramping up their HIPAA privacy obligations.
The company will pay more than $18 million for exposing the identities of HIV sufferers in a mailing.
The leak late last year of information on more than 200,000 patients of CoPilot Provider Support Services was just the first act in what is proving to be a bizarre and mysterious HIPAA ‘whodunnit.’
New guidance from the Office of Civil Rights makes clear: HIPAA’s privacy protections extend to cloud providers, too.
The hack of Newkirk Products, a little known provider of medical ID cards, underscores the dangers third parties pose to regulated health data.
New guidance from the Office of Health and Human Services says that ransomware infections affecting health information are breaches that must be reported under HIPAA.
Lahey Hospital and Medical Center will pay $850,000 for losing data on just 600 patients. The cause? Weak security for medical devices.
The tech giant EMC was named along with a Connecticut hospital in a $90,000 fine after losing patient data.