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HIPAA Compliance

More than a HIPAA compliance checklist

Reinforce your compliance program, perform risk assessments, and safeguard sensitive healthcare data

HIPAA Compliance

A streamlined platform for HIPAA compliance

We help you safeguard protected health information with comprehensive scoping, HIPAA toolkits, and easy tracking and reporting so you can demonstrate compliance while minimizing administrative costs. 

Use pre-built policies that work seamlessly with other frameworks, like SOC 2, to ensure an efficient InfoSec program. 

Achieve HIPAA compliance and prepare for potential audits with audit readiness. Our scoping survey will help you identify security risks while policies and controls, evidence tasks, employee attestation, and vendor management tools support you in addressing them. 

Certification Automation feature that displays the results from a readiness project survey that include several regulatory requirements and industry frameworks.

Access the latest HIPAA regulations guidance by tapping into a library of regulatory research powered by a contributor network of hundreds of lawyers, in-house legal researchers, and translators.  


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FAQs

HIPAA is not optional and non-compliance with the appropriate data protection regulations can result in hefty fines. Start your compliance journey with our answers to these frequent questions.  

It stands for the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act. It is a 1996 US federal law that established national standards for safeguarding protected health information (PHI) or electronic protected health information (ePHI) from being disclosed without patient consent.  

HIPAA specifies several requirements that healthcare providers must meet to be compliant.  

 

  • Privacy rule - sets standards for the use and disclosure of PHI by covered entities 
  • Security rule - covers the administrative safeguards, physical infrastructure, and cybersecurity required to protect electronic health records 
  • Enforcement rule - covers compliance, penalties, and legal procedures for HIPAA violations 
  • Breach notification rule - mandates healthcare organizations to inform patients if their medical records have been exposed in a data breach 
  • Omnibus rule - requires business associates to also be HIPAA compliant and healthcare organizations to execute business associate agreements with their vendors 

If your organization creates, maintains, or transmits protected health information, you are expected to comply with HIPAA and provide meaningful privacy and security measures to protect your patients’ data. 

OneTrust helps you safeguard your patient's data by providing up-to-date regulatory advice, streamlining HIPAA compliance, and provides the tools you need to establish a culture of trust and responsible data use.

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