We help covered entities and business associates meet the HIPAA Security and Privacy Rules — from a proper risk analysis to policies, workforce training, and breach readiness.
Book a consultation All servicesHIPAA sets national standards for protecting health information. The Security Rule requires administrative, physical, and technical safeguards for electronic protected health information (ePHI); the Privacy Rule governs how that information is used and shared; and the Breach Notification Rule sets what happens when something goes wrong.
Enforced by the HHS Office for Civil Rights, HIPAA compliance starts with a genuine security risk analysis — the single most-cited gap in enforcement actions — and flows into the policies, training, and controls that actually protect your patients and your organization.
We conduct the required, organization-wide risk analysis of your ePHI — the foundation OCR expects and most organizations get wrong.
We translate the findings into a prioritized remediation plan across administrative, physical, and technical safeguards.
We build right-sized HIPAA policies and business associate agreements, and train your workforce so compliance sticks.
We stand up an incident-response and breach-notification process so you can act correctly under pressure.
Covered entities (health plans, clearinghouses, and most healthcare providers) and their business associates — vendors that handle protected health information on their behalf — must comply.
Yes. A thorough, organization-wide security risk analysis is an explicit Security Rule requirement and the most common gap cited in OCR enforcement. It is not optional and it is not a one-time task.
Penalties scale with culpability and can reach substantial per-violation amounts, plus corrective action plans and reputational harm. Demonstrating a good-faith, documented compliance program materially reduces your exposure.
Yes. Business associates are directly liable under HIPAA for the Security Rule and parts of the Privacy Rule, and your clients will expect a signed BAA and evidence of compliance.
From risk analysis to training and breach readiness, we help covered entities and business associates build a HIPAA program that protects patients and holds up to scrutiny.
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